"Wuthering Heights" by Emily Brontë is a dark and turbulent tale of passion, revenge, and generational conflict set on the stormy Yorkshire moors. First published in 1847, Brontë’s only novel broke conventions with shifting narrators, Gothic atmosphere, and look at obsession and cruelty. Is it tragic or toxic? Romantic or horrifying? Brilliant or bewildering? Hosts Kacy and Tyler explore the novel’s complex characters, its groundbreaking structure, and its enduring reputation as both a classic of English literature and a lightning rod for debate helping you decide if this infamous love story belongs in your essential reads or your “appreciate from afar” stack.