- Reviews:
- "Whether or
not you accept all Emma Tennant's theories, as an imaginative
response to Wuthering Heights her beautifully crafted tale is
wonderfully engaged and engaging." - Lucasta Miller, Times
Literary Supplement, 5th May 2005
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- "This
ambitious novel . . . is a gothic tale . . . The language is
Brontė-esque and, most importantly, this works well as a stand
alone novel." - The Observer, 27th March 2005
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- "...it is
an unalloyed pleasure." - The Scotsman, 2nd April
2005
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- "A
provocatively rewritten Wuthering Heights." - John Sutherland,
Financial Times, the 16th April
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- "Glorious... with astute satires on academic
spats, as well as answering John Sutherland's question: 'Was
Heathcliff a murderer?' " - Stuart Kelly, The Scotsman, 17th
April 2005
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- "Whoever's
life or work she chooses to embellish, Tennant always makes it
work. She is one of the greats, one of the originals." - Sunday
Herald, 17th April 2005
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- Featured in
The Independent on Sunday!, 10th April 2005
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- "A must for
Brontė fans" - Rebecca Fraser
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- "Elegant
ingenuity . . . a treat" - Michael Holroyd
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- "Witty,
intriguing . . . I couldn't put it down" - Elaine
Feinstein
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