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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2026 · 1H 19M

01: Deep Dive - Wuthering Heights & Gothic Romanticization

from Read the Room: A Culture Club · host readtheroomacultureclub

Is Emily Bronte rolling in her grave? In this episode hosts Alexys, Kaylin, and Larsen dive into a piece of gothic literature hailed as one of the greatest romances ever told, all while asking "How romantic is Wuthering Heights, really?". In addition to analyzing the plot of the OG 1847 novel, we also discuss modern adaptations including the 2011 version, and Emerald Fennell's currently infamous 2026 remake. From the dangers of a life lived for revenge, to the damage done by inter-generational abuse, we explore the magnitude of Bronte's work and grapple with whether or not such a literary powerhouse is capable of being adequately adapted for the big screen. Please reach out to us at [email protected] for feedback and topics suggestions. Follow us on instagram and tiktok at readtheroom_cultureclub for the most up to date podcast information.  

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