A collection of literary works, writings, or artifacts relating to the Brontë family (Emily, Charlotte, and Anne Brontë) or their works, often referring to scholarly materials about them.
From the Brontë family name (the famous 19th-century English novelist sisters) + the Latin suffix '-ana' (things relating to). The suffix '-ana' creates terms for collections of writings or objects associated with a particular person.
The Brontë sisters wrote some of the most famous novels ever (Jane Eyre, Wuthering Heights, The Tenant of Wildfell Hall), and people are still fascinated by them 170 years later. 'Bronteana' is the term for all the scholarly stuff written about them—academic papers, biographies, collections of letters.
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