Emily Brontë, Wuthering Heights Map (Paris Grafik's Literary Maps) by Martin ThelandFollow along with this illustrated map to all the places mentioned in Emily Bront's remarkable 1847 novel. While Wuthering Heights, Thrushcross Grange and the nearby town of Gimmerton are fictional, their possible real life inspirations are identified. This map also features an illustrated chart of the novel's main characters. Martin Thelander works as an illustrator and has a Master of Fine Arts degree from the Royal Institute of Arts in Stockholm.

Hardcover Box Set

more material about the inventions

and engaging factual snippets

it's a pleasure to follow in the author's footsteps

A small guide for those seeking a life of beauty

-- Publishers Weekly (starred review)

Her work has been exhibited at Kew Gardens

Bullfinch emphasizes the chivalrous code of honor

Christmas Turkey

Foxy is handsome even more so when he is Wee

rest assured there's never a dull day on the farm

wool dryer balls