Town. Bronte Sh.

Roman “Gorodok” is one of the masterpieces of the English writer Charlotte Bronte, the author of the famous novels “Jane Air”, “Teacher”, “Sherly”. Published in 1853, Gorodok immediately gained great fame. "Roman of mystical power" called him George Elliot. Virginia Wulf and Gilbert Kit Chesteron admired the “town”, putting this novel much higher than Jane Air, a book that saw the light six years earlier and brought the writer Glory. The touching, highly sensitive novel “Gorodok”, permeated by anxious sense of loneliness, is written in a difficult period for the writer, overshadowed by the untimely death of his brother and both sisters, Emily and Ann. His main character Lucy Snow undergoes numerous vicissitudes of fate. On the way to happiness, the girl will have to go through many losses and acquisitions. But will Lucy be able to preserve himself and his independence and leave the winner from the struggle called life?

The present edition presents a new translation of the novel "Gorodok", reflecting the special, unique style of this amazing work.