Walking The Invisible

Embark on a captivating journey through the eyes of the Brontës, immersing yourself in their world as you tread the very paths that inspired their literary masterpieces. This 'imaginative and elegant trek through the landscape of the Brontës', as hailed by Grazia, offers a unique perspective on the lives and surroundings of these legendary authors.

Award-winning writer Michael Stewart embarks on an extraordinary quest to connect with the Brontës, retracing their footsteps across the rugged terrain that shaped their most renowned works. From the bustling port of Liverpool to the seaside town of Scarborough, Stewart navigates the wild and windswept landscapes, unearthing echoes of the siblings' novels at every turn. Aided by an eclectic cast of Yorkshire locals, he finds himself drawn ever deeper into the Brontës' world, surpassing his wildest expectations.

This vivid and evocative account, complete with a series of exquisite maps detailing walks devised for the iconic Brontë Stones project, invites readers to experience the Brontës' lives and landscapes in an unprecedented manner. As you traverse the countryside, you'll forge a deeper connection with classics such as 'Wuthering Heights', 'Jane Eyre', and 'Agnes Grey', uncovering the real-life locations behind their fictional settings and dispelling the myths surrounding this extraordinary family.

'Walking The Invisible' offers an unparalleled opportunity to step into the world of the Brontës, providing fresh insights into their lives, their inspirations, and the timeless works that continue to captivate readers across the globe.

Product Information:

Book ISBN:	9780008430221
Book Weight:	246g