Wuthering Heights. Bronte E.

The most famous work of the English writer and poetess Emily Bronte and her only novel, published under the pseudonym Ellis Bell.

The novel edition in 1847 became a real challenge of strict Victorian morality and gave rise to stormy debates. Katherine Ernsho, who is trying to live according to her rules. Orphan Hitcliff, whose race and ethnos are still disputed. An old family mansion, lost in the middle of a heather wasteland. Change of unreliable storytellers. All this perfectly formed bronte interprets into a mysterious, exciting imagination narrative, which is considered one of the first samples of female Gothic.