Wuthering Heights

"Wuthering Heights" is the only novel by the English writer and poet of the 19th century Emily Brontë. A work that changed the perception of romantic prose and earned the status of a classic gothic novel in English literature. The fatal passion of Heathcliff, the adopted son of the owner of the "Wuthering Heights" estate, for the owner's daughter Catherine, is a captivating and terrifying feeling that reveals the secrets of the human soul. It is a novel about love and hatred, betrayal and friendship, revenge and forgiveness. Its action unfolds against a backdrop of mysterious and dark phenomena of nature that help to better convey the states of the characters and the passions that rage in their souls, astonishing even the seasoned modern reader with their power. The edition is organically complemented by the works of Fritz Eichenberg, Clara Leighton, and Percy Tarrant.