Wuthering Heights

Wuthering Heights was Emily Bronte's only novel, yet this young, ill-fated Yorkshire girl who would die by the age of thirty, gave the world one of its greatest and most enduring stories of love, hate, passion, redemption and torment. It is the story of Cathy and Heathcliff and the brutal fierceness of their metaphysical ardor for one another, the emotional hurricane they electrify and the madness and torment such a fervor ignites. Emily Bronte presents in the unmatched hallucination that is Wuthering Heights a ferocious vision of life and death, passivity and intensity, nature and civilization. Her work is timeless and unique. She is a writer unmatched in literature, and her only novel is an undisputed classic for all generations.