There is a reason why Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights has remained a literary favourite, a mainstay of school books lists, and had several adaptations in film and television: it is very well written, and it is terrifying. One of the supreme horror gothic stories, that horror part often is forgotten when dismissed by those who see it as just a doomed romance. But really, what is more horrible than having your heart shattered? What else ellicits such a torrent of emotion in a person, as ha...
There is a reason why Emily Brontë's novel Wuthering Heights has remained a literary favourite, a mainstay of school books lists, and had several adaptations in film and television: it is very well written, and it is terrifying. One of the supreme horror gothic stories, that horror part often is forgotten when dismissed by those who see it as just a doomed romance. But really, what is more horrible than having your heart shattered? What else ellicits such a torrent of emotion in a person, as ha...
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