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Wuthering Heights - Classic Women Book Description The second half of the 19th century (Victorian period) in England symbolizes the rise of the middle class and the fashion for ostentatious lives. In these years when it was not tolerated for women to engage in literature, the Brontë sisters first wrote poems as men and then wrote three important novels under their own names, which will be among the classics. When Emily Brontë died in 1848, she left behind one of the most beautiful works of world literature, her first and only novel, Wuthering Heights. This Victorian novel is considered by some to be the greatest love novel of all time; For some, it is a timeless work that gives different tastes every time it is read, or a long poem expressed with a penetrating narrative. It is also a fact that the characters in Wuthering Heights, which she finished a year before her death, are not just imaginary characters, but also carry deep traces from the real people around Brontë. This youth story, woven with strong emotions such as love, grudge, hatred, revenge and passion, is also the story of a morbid love. (From the Promotional Bulletin)