Bestselling images

The Times interviews artist and illustrator Jonathan Barry, author of the iconic Wordsworth Classics cover of Wuthering Heights:

Since my covers were used, they’ve gone up to 20,000 on the list of bestsellers. Wuthering Heights is my bestselling image — the book reached number 200 on the Amazon list for about two years. (Kate Butler)

The Lebanon Daily News traces the origins of the series Dark Shadows now that Tim Burton's version has been released:

[Dan] Curtis created the half-hour daytime TV series in 1966 as a Gothic mystery along the lines of "Jane Eyre." The show starred Joan Bennett - once a movie star, but now obviously taking whatever job came along. (Harry H. Long)

Newport Television recaps one episode of  the sitcom The King of Queens (S01E08, Educating Doug, 9 November 1998) to be broadcast on The North Country CW:

King of Queens - Friday, May 11th – 6:00 – 6:30 PM
Carrie decides that she and Doug are getting dumber everyday, so she signs them up for a classic literature class. Doug is not very happy about the decision, and tends to goof off in the class. They are given an assignment to read the novel "Jane Eyre", and then answer questions on what they read. Doug never reads the the book, and is desperate for the answers.

Thots and Expressions.. posts about the Catherine Earnshaw character; Livros recomendados... (in Portuguese) and Citipointe Read and Rave recommend Wuthering Heights; StephanieVandrickReads briefly posts about Margot Livesey's The Flight of Gemma Hardy; ramikip and A Year of Feminist Classics post about the original Jane Eyre. Finally, Abigails says goodbye and thank you to the blogosphere.