Emily Brontë's only novel is like nothing else in English. On the wild Yorkshire moors, across two houses and three generations, a love burns between Catherine Earnshaw and the foundling Heathcliff too fierce for either to name and too destructive to survive — spilling revenge down onto the innocent who come after. Told at two removes, by a bewildered stranger and a partial servant, it forces the reader to weigh how much can be believed. Published under a man's name and dismissed as brutal, it is now recognized as a masterpiece. This edition presents the complete and unabridged novel, newly typeset and illustrated with 50 full-page color plates — Fuseli's Nightmare, Goya, Millais — chosen to match its weather.