Emily Bronte, *Wuthering Heights* (1847)

[emma_in_oz]

As it turned out, I lost heart at the thought of rereading *Wuthering Heights*.  It’s such a jumbled mess of over the top emotions, psychic doubling and despair.  Instead, I reread *The Tenant of Wildfeld Hall* which offers a lovely antidote to the craziness of *Wuthering Heights

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[emma_in_oz]

I love Dude-Watchin' with the Brontes.

[lizzy_bbb]

I have or had a very funny parody of Wuthering Heights where the narrator is trying to warm up his frigid room by turning on the radiator. The subsequent knocking in the pipes is attributed by Heathcliff et al to be Cathy returned from the grave.

[emma_in_oz]

Please do lend it to me.

[divaflip]

one of the best parts of the whole Thursday Next series by Jasper Fforde is the Heathcliffe mediation therapy, where everyone absolutely hates him, excepty Cathy. And the session is lead by Jurisfiction agent Miss Haversham. It is pure genius.

[emma_in_oz]

have ordered *The Well of Lost Plots* at the library.