Pique News Magazine begins a review of the novel
Chan is Dead by Liann Zhang as follows:
Women Versus the Void. No, I’m not talking about me and the gals on a Friday night. I’m talking about my new favourite sub-genre of contemporary literature, in which female protagonists are faced with anxiety, dread, and the banality of existence (finally!), often through a darkly humorous lens. Of course, anyone who’s read The Bell Jar or Jane Eyre (two women, one void) knows that this isn’t a new concept - womanhood has always been complex and messy. But for the last five years or so, it seems like women in contemporary literature are really sinking their teeth into ennui, and I am here for it. (I wonder what collective experiences from the last decade could be causing this?) (Jeanette Bruce)
According to
Far Out Magazine, Kate Bush's
Wuthering Heights is one of the 'five songs Kirsten Dunst couldn't live without'.
And finally, she went with 1978’s ‘Wuthering Heights’ by Kate Bush, the glorious debut single from the British singer that made her the first ever female to make number one with a self-penned song, at the insane age of 19.
Dunst concluded: “I love this other worldly quality. Her interpretive dance, she’s so wild and fantastical! I mean there is not anyone really like her, you know?” (Tim Bradley)
Commercial Real Estate (Australia) has selected '4 properties that embody
Wuthering Heights' iconic Gothic style' (spoiler alert: they don't).
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