Infernales : La hermandad Brontë: Charlotte, Emily, Anne y Branwell

In a remote and inhospitable English village in the mid-19th century, an extraordinary event takes place: three poor and frail girls become internationally renowned novelists. Writing since childhood, the Brontë sisters —Charlotte, Emily, and Anne— along with Branwell, the only male in the group of siblings, compose poems, stories, and plays featuring kingdoms and battles, crimes and intrigues, dubious family ties and forbidden loves. In time, Charlotte will become a celebrated author; Emily will remain anonymous while her Wuthering Heights scandalizes Great Britain; Anne will publish The Tenant of Wildfell Hall, one of the first feminist novels; Branwell, a doomed poet, will take the Romantic ideal to the limits of self-destruction and be ostracized from history. Infernales is the most complete biography of the Brontë family written in Spanish, and at the same time the exciting story of a brotherhood marked with blood and literature.