Book Review—Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë

The average life expectancy in the mid-1800s, in North Yorkshire, was about 25.6 years.  By the time the novel opens, sure enough, most of the characters have gone to their graves, and only the dark, brooding, heathen-ish Heathcliff remains.  He’s been made much of (as a hero) over the centuries since Wuthering Heights was first published, but really, he’s not a man you want around.  Anytime.  Continue Reading