Wuthering Heights | Emily Bronte

In 1847, Emily Brontë
invited the public to peek through the curtains of Wuthering Heights and witness the passionate and ill-fated love of Catherine and Heathcliff.
Critics were initially baffled at how a novel filled with such dark places and wild brooding people could become so dear to so many hearts.
Wuthering Heights is now regarded as a masterpiece of English literature;
its depiction of class and money stifling human relationships leading to misery and corruption still resonates powerfully today.
ABOUT THE COVER Two softly illustrated looping locks of hair capture a single moment in a love that is doomed to remain stagnant and lifeless.