The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë

The Tenant of Wildfell Hall by Anne Brontë

A widow arrives at the half-ruined Wildfell Hall with a small son and no explanation, supports herself by painting, and refuses every attempt by the neighbourhood to establish who she is. The gossip turns vicious.

Her diary, which forms the middle of the book, explains: she married a charming man who turned out to be an alcoholic, and she left because he had begun teaching her four-year-old to drink and to swear at her. Anne Brontë wrote alcoholism, marital abuse and a woman's legal powerlessness with a directness that shocked reviewers, and her sister Charlotte suppressed a reprint after her death.

One of the first genuinely feminist novels in English, and long overshadowed by her sisters' books.

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