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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. The Invention of Charlotte Brontë is his first book. Graham lives in Glasgow.
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