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Tasha Suri suggested she revamp Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights after Settle approached her to reclaim a different classic. “Tasha didn’t feel she was the right author for that book, but she did have an exciting idea for Wuthering Heights,” the editor said. “She proposed focusing on how, when the British colonized India and white men traveled there and had children with I
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2022
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As a history major, I’m intrigued! And as someone who suffered through the original Wuthering Heights, doubly so!
(Please let this Heathcliff be a character I don’t want to murder brutally due to his inherent dislikability, please please please. 🙏🏻)
(Please let this Heathcliff be a character I don’t want to murder brutally due to his inherent dislikability, please please please. 🙏🏻)
Apr 15, 2020
Isabel
marked it as anticipated-releases
my body is Ready
Indian retelling of Wuthering Heights. You better believe it. Because I can't, I'm so hyped.
From the announcement article at Publisher's Weekly: "Suri called the classic novel a favorite of hers, “a strange and polarizing book: dark and gothic, passionately romantic and pointedly cruel. It’s also the story of the destructive influence of a boy who doesn’t belong: a boy who looks ‘foreign’ without having any particular history of cultural identity; a monstrous boy who has no place, no family, no ...more
From the announcement article at Publisher's Weekly: "Suri called the classic novel a favorite of hers, “a strange and polarizing book: dark and gothic, passionately romantic and pointedly cruel. It’s also the story of the destructive influence of a boy who doesn’t belong: a boy who looks ‘foreign’ without having any particular history of cultural identity; a monstrous boy who has no place, no family, no ...more
Absolutely was not a fan of Wuthering Heights when I read it in High School (my English teacher may have over-taught the symbolism in the book, which may have greatly affected my feelings for the book).
Am I totally going to read this because Tasha Suri wrote it? 100% Absolutely.
Am I totally going to read this because Tasha Suri wrote it? 100% Absolutely.
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