Wuthering Heights

There is no novel in the English language quite like Wuthering Heights. Emily Brontë wrote it once and died young, but the world she conjured — the moors, the obsession, the violence of a love that refuses to be extinguished — has haunted literature ever since. Heathcliff and Catherine are not a love story; they are a force of nature, elemental and destructive, as much part of the landscape as the wind that tears across the Yorkshire moors. This Qomix Classics edition renders that wildness ...