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Interview with Graham Watson, author of The Invention of Charlotte Bronte

 I am so happy and honored to welcome Author, Graham Watson to Victorian Musings. I reached out to him to let him know how much I love Charlotte Bronte and how important his debut book, The Invention of Charlotte Bronte is to Bronte lovers worldwide. He has been very generous with his time, especially answering my interview questions. ABOUT THE AUTHOR   Graham Watson  is a specialist in the Brontës and Elizabeth Gaskell, and he is currently researching Victorian literary identities at the University of Glasgow. He has published a number of papers in  Brontë Studies  and has recently joined the journal’s peer-review board. This is his first book. Graham lives in Glasgow. INTERVIEW WITH GRAHAM WATSON  1) Have you always wanted to be a writer and published author?    Yes, always.  Writing has been essential since I was a child and when I grew up that  eventually  turned into work: I was an editor, book reviewer and a copywriter at various times  but also had to do less literary work  lik

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