Wuthering Heights

This Modern Library edition presents Emily Brontë’s 1847 novel Wuthering Heights, originally released under the pseudonym Ellis Bell. The text is printed from the Shakespeare Head edition of 1931 and contains 384 pages. It follows the Earnshaw and Linton families, who belong to the landed gentry of West Yorkshire, and their complex interactions with Heathcliff, the adopted son of Mr. Earnshaw. The narrative relies on Romanticism and Gothic fiction traditions to depict turbulent relationships across the moors. Silvia Moreno-Garcia is listed as the author for this specific 2021-12-07 publication by Modern Library. Readers seeking classic English literature will find this volume useful for its historical formatting and subject matter. Those expecting contemporary supernatural fiction or works by Silvia Moreno-Garcia may be disappointed, as the story itself remains Brontë’s original tale from the nineteenth century. The book suits scholars of Gothic tradition and fans of period drama who appreciate the specific aesthetic of early twentieth-century printing. The text begins with a visit to a solitary neighbor in 1801. It does not contain new chapters or modern commentary from Moreno-Garcia within the provided facts. It is a reprint of a foundational work in English literature. The ISBN for this version is 9780593244036.