Charlotte Brontë
Charlotte Brontë is best known for her novel 'Jane Eyre', which became a popular and influential work, representing early feminism.
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April 21, 1816
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March 31, 1855
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Thornton, Yorkshire, England
Charlotte Brontë, a pioneering female novelist, gained literary fame with her iconic novel ‘Jane Eyre,’ which became a voice for early feminism and resonated with Victorian readers. She also authored other notable works such as ‘Shirley,’ ‘Villette,’ and ‘The Professor.’ To increase the chances of her work being published, Brontë initially wrote under the pseudonym ‘Currer Bell.’ Her legacy has been celebrated through numerous adaptations of her works in film, television, and theater, paving the way for other women writers. Notably, ‘Jane Eyre’ was Brontë’s first published work and achieved immense popularity.