A short story by Salley Vickers from the collection Reader, I Married Him: Stories inspired by Jane Eyre.
In âReader, She Married Meâ Mr Rochester reveals a long-kept secret.
Edited by Tracy Chevalier, the full collection, Reader I Married Him, brings together some of the finest and most creative voices in fiction today, to celebrate and salute the strength and lasting relevance of Charlotte BrontĂ«âs game-changing novel and its beloved narrator.
Reviews
Praise for the full collection, READER, I MARRIED HIM:
âDazzlingâ DAILY MAIL
âThe success of this book owes much to [Chevalierâs] enthusiasm ⊠itâs quite amazing to see the quality of work on showâ EVENING STANDARD
âA terrific set of stories by some of our leading novelists, each of whom engages with a chosen aspect of Jane Eyreâ THE NEW STATESMAN
âA clever idea well-executed; a treat for fans of short fiction and for BrontĂ«'s many ardent fansâ KIRKUS REVIEWS
âExemplaryâŠwritten by some of today's best female writersâ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
âThese pieces create a beguiling picture of women and men and desire, in which everyone is searching, like Jane, for happiness and wondering whether marriage is really an answer. The book acts as a prism spreading all kinds of literary and historical refractions, and itâs a reminder that Charlotte BrontĂ«, too, has many sidesâ GLOBE AND MAIL
About the author
Salley Vickers is the author of eight novels, including Miss Garnetâs Angel and The Cleaner of Chartres, and two collections of stories, most recently The Boy Who Could See Death. Her books explore themes of art, psychology and other dimensions and she allies herself with an old tradition of storytelling. Sally Vickers won her first ever school prize when she was thirteen for an essay on Emily BrontĂ«, and has remained a devotee of the BrontĂ«s ever since. They feature in Cousins, her latest novel published by Viking in summer 2016.
A short story by Salley Vickers from the collection Reader, I Married Him: Stories inspired by Jane Eyre.
In âReader, She Married Meâ Mr Rochester reveals a long-kept secret.
Edited by Tracy Chevalier, the full collection, Reader I Married Him, brings together some of the finest and most creative voices in fiction today, to celebrate and salute the strength and lasting relevance of Charlotte BrontĂ«âs game-changing novel and its beloved narrator.
Reviews
Praise for the full collection, READER, I MARRIED HIM:
âDazzlingâ DAILY MAIL
âThe success of this book owes much to [Chevalierâs] enthusiasm ⊠itâs quite amazing to see the quality of work on showâ EVENING STANDARD
âA terrific set of stories by some of our leading novelists, each of whom engages with a chosen aspect of Jane Eyreâ THE NEW STATESMAN
âA clever idea well-executed; a treat for fans of short fiction and for BrontĂ«'s many ardent fansâ KIRKUS REVIEWS
âExemplaryâŠwritten by some of today's best female writersâ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE
âThese pieces create a beguiling picture of women and men and desire, in which everyone is searching, like Jane, for happiness and wondering whether marriage is really an answer. The book acts as a prism spreading all kinds of literary and historical refractions, and itâs a reminder that Charlotte BrontĂ«, too, has many sidesâ GLOBE AND MAIL
About the author
Salley Vickers is the author of eight novels, including Miss Garnetâs Angel and The Cleaner of Chartres, and two collections of stories, most recently The Boy Who Could See Death. Her books explore themes of art, psychology and other dimensions and she allies herself with an old tradition of storytelling. Sally Vickers won her first ever school prize when she was thirteen for an essay on Emily BrontĂ«, and has remained a devotee of the BrontĂ«s ever since. They feature in Cousins, her latest novel published by Viking in summer 2016.