Bücher von Alice Law

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Nel 1923 il mito dei Brontë era già affermato al punto da dare vita a due fazioni di studiosi e appassionati: da un lato i sostenitori delle sorelle Charlotte, Emily e Anne, dall'altro quelli a favore di Branwell. Alice Law apparteneva a questo secondo gruppo. Il suo saggio biografico, scritto sull'onda della concitazione per rendere giustizia alla memoria oltraggiata di Branwell, è un appassionato resoconto che ha il chiaro intento di rivalutare la figura dello sfortunato fratello, il cui talento era stato troppo a lungo sminuito dai suoi detrattori. L'autrice scrive con tenerezza e con amore, persino quando affronta l'annosa quanto fantasiosa questione del suo tempo: chi scrisse davvero "Cime tempestose"?