Bradford Literary Festival 2022

Inspired by the Brontes

I recently had the pleasure of attending Bradford Literature Festival 2022 to discuss my Bronte inspired novel, The Land Beneath the Light. A Palestinian reimagining of Jane Eyre that has now been nominated for the Palestine Book Awards 2022.

The panel was chaired by Sofia Rehman who kindly stepped in to replace Sally Bayley who was due to chair the panel.

I was joined by the wonderfully talented, Isabele Greenberg who wrote and illustrated the beautiful, Glass Town and Tasha Suri who was there to discuss her remix of Wuthering Heights.

It was a pleasure to take part and afterwards we had the opportunity to meet some of the audience and sign their books.

The enduring legacy of the Bronte sisters shows how important women’s writing is and how it can capture an era and provide intimate insights into female lives.

You can find out more about why I wrote The Land Beneath the Light by reading my latest interview at The Muslim Vibe.

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Published by Shereen Malherbe

Shereen Malherbe is a writer & author. Her novel, Jasmine Falling has been voted as one of the top 20 Best Books by Muslim women. Her second contemporary fiction novel, The Tower, is now used as academic set text in a US university. Her migrant children's book series, The Girl Who Slept Under The Moon was followed in 2022 with, The Girl Who Stitched the Stars. Her short story, The Cypress Tree has been published in World Literature Today's landmark edition on Palestine Voices. Her latest novel, a Palestinian reimagining of Jane Eyre, The Land Beneath the Light has been nominated alongside her children's book, for the Palestine Book Awards 2022.

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