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Emily Brontë

Wuthering Heights (RED)

Emily Brontë - Author
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Book: Paperback | 129 x 198mm | 368 pages | ISBN 9780141195469 | 01 Dec 2010 | Penguin Classics
Wuthering Heights (RED)

Heathcliff and Cathy have been inseparable since their childhood, but become parted from each other as they grow older. When Cathy marries another man, her choice brings bitterness and terrible revenge. The dangerous passion between her and Heathcliff will prove to be greater than anything, even death.

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Book-cover designer Jonny Hannah answers a few questions on the design-process.

~ How did this book inspire your cover artwork?
I needed to make something with antiquity in it, but also something quite fraught. So the two ingredients of a flower pattern, and frantic handwriting seemed to fit the bill. It was fairly easy, as I'd illustrated an article about the Brontes for the Sunday telegraph a couple of years ago. It's all about it having the right flavour. I tried listening to Kate Bush, but it sadly didn't help.

~ Any thoughts on the Penguin/RED partnership?
Not many, other than we need more of these collaborations. Our tough times need a more long-term humanitarian approach to everyday life, or our x-factor style of selfishly seeking the short time is going to have us coming unstuck. And Aids now seems like a part of yesteryear, the media's forgotten about it & it gets spoken about less & less.

~ What else do you associate with the colour red?
My favourite 50's flannel shirt. Hammer horrors. A colour I can't screenprint without. Robert Burns’ poems.


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