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Stephanie Cowell

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THE MAN IN THE STONE COTTAGE, a novel of the Brontë sisters, is set in 1846 Yorkshire, where the three sisters - Charlotte, Anne and Emily - navigate precarious lives marked by heartbreak and struggle. Charlotte faces rejection from the man she loves, while their blind father and troubled brother add to their burdens. No one will publish their poetry or novels. Amidst this turmoil, Emily encounters a charming shepherd on her solitary walks on the moor, yet no one else has ever seen him. Several years later, Charlotte, who is now the successful author of Jane Eyre, sets out to find him. THE MAN IN THE STONE COTTAGE is a poignant exploration of sisterly bonds and the complexities of perception, asking whether what feels real to one person can ...more

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my new novel on the Bronte sisters

Dear Reader friends - my new novel THE MAN IN THE STONE COTTAGE will be out September 16th. In windy, remote 1846 Yorkshire, three unknown sisters – Charlotte, Anne and Emily Brontë – struggle to find publishers for their poetry and novels. A nearly blind father, a troubled brother and near poverty add to their burdens. One day, Emily discovers a charming shepherd in a stone cottage on her solitar Read more of this blog post »
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“Sometimes he dreamt he held her; that he would turn in bed and she would be there. But she was gone and he was old. Nearly seventy. Only cool paint met his fingers. “Ma très chère . . .” Darkness started to fall, dimming the paintings. He felt the crumpled letter in his pocket. “I loved you so,” he said. “I never would have had it turn out as it did. You were with all of us when we began, you gave us courage. These gardens at Giverny are for you but I’m old and you’re forever young and will never see them. . . .”
Stephanie Cowell, Claude & Camille: A Novel of Monet

“Dull late-afternoon light glittered on the hanging copper pots in the kitchen where the old painter sat with his wine, smoking cigarette, a letter angrily crumpled on the table in front of him.”
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“Don’t work bit by bit, but paint everything at once by placing tones everywhere. —CAMILLE PISSARRO”
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Ugbomeh Thanks for the adds


Clarissa I didn't do much writing. Mostly I was a hanger on of Katherine Kirkpatrick and had worked at Henry Holt with her.

-Clarissa


Stephanie I think I recall now. Did you come to New York and we met? I am beginning to bring up some particulars from my mind! If you'd tell me about your writing again, it will all come back.

Stephanie


Clarissa Stephanie, I don't know if you remember me, but I met you through Katherine K's writing group.

Clarissa


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