The Emily Bronte book is seen as a love story more than a story about abuse and trauma because Heathcliff and Catherine have no identity beyond each other.
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Pornographic or Polemical? The Forgotten Short Stories of Wajida Tabassum
Despite the popularity of her stories in her day, Wajida Tabassum was reviled and ultimately written off.
Dennis the Menace: The Influence of This 70-Year-old on Everything From Darts To Raves
Cartoon character Dennis the Menace has had more influence on society than you might think.
The Brontës, the Shelleys: New Research Suggests Literary Relatives Share Similar Writing Styles
The familial influence is so strong that it can be detected using stylometric techniques.
‘African Writing Is Vibrant and Living’: Damon Galgut
In an interview, the South African novelist speaks about his Booker Prize-winning novel 'The Promise' and how it reflects race and history in his country.
Reimagining the ‘Mahabharata’ From the Shadows
Karthika Nair's book 'Until the Lions: Echoes from the Mahabharata' is being adapted into a French opera, making her the first female author of Indian descent to have achieved such …
Excerpt | The Lesser Known Stories of Delhi’s Bengali Residents
An excerpt from Adrija Roychowdhury's book 'Delhi, in Thy Name'.