Wuthering Heights on King Lear: “…their peril to keep me one minute longer--with several incoherent threats of retaliation that, in their indefinite depth of virulency, smacked of King Lear.”
The Kite Runner on Wuthering Heights: “She turned the book so the cover faced me. Wuthering Heights. “Have you read it?” she said.”
The Voyage Out on Wuthering Heights: “none of the books she read, from _Wuthering Heights_ to _Man and Superman_, and the plays of Ibsen”
The Maidens on Wuthering Heights: “King Arthur and Camelot; Wuthering Heights and Jane Austen, Shakespeare—and Tennyson.”
The Thirteenth Tale on Wuthering Heights: “My hand hovered instead over the old favorites: The Woman in White, Wuthering Heights, Jane Eyre… But it was no good.”
How to Be a Heroine on Wuthering Heights: “On a pilgrimage to Wuthering Heights, Samantha Ellis found herself arguing with her best friend about which heroine was best: Jane Eyre or Cathy Earnshaw.”