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The Brontë Women’s Writing Festival is back for its fifteenth year, celebrating women writers across fiction, non-fiction, poetry and scripts. Inspired by the Brontës’ evocative northern home, this year’s focus is on writers from and based in the North, and on stories that centre around northern landscapes and Brontë influence.
Please note, workshops will need to be booked and paid for separately.
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Tel01535 642323
| Season (26 Sept 2025 - 28 Sept 2025) |
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