A heart that quietly yearns for the romance and drama of a windswept moor

Elle asks bookish questions to writer Oyinkan Braithwaite

The book that... [...]

…I’ve re-read the most:

Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë. Jane Eyre is my favorite novel, and I used to be able to recite entire passages from it—which should tell you just how many times I’ve read it. Her voice has endured the test of time and my porous memory. (Riza Cruz)

La voz de Galicia (Spain) also finds a Brontëite in local writer Cati Calo.

«Soy fan absoluta de Jane Eyre, Cumbres Borrascosas, Otra vuelta de tuerca, Frankenstein.... Y también de Los pazos de Ulloa. Quería hacer algo gótico victoriano, pero con alma gallega», explica. (Begoña R. Sotelino) (Translation)

Luxferity looks at Max Mara's Fall/Winter Collection 2025.

For Fall–Winter 2025, Max Mara introduces “The Untamed Heroine” — a woman of composure, intellect and purpose whose heart quietly yearns for the romance and drama of a windswept moor. Drawing on 19th‑century classics such as Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë and Wuthering Heights by Emily Brontë, the collection balances restraint with longing, discipline with desire.

Refinery29 highlights 'The Best Book-To-Screen Adaptations Coming Our Way In 2026' including Wuthering Heights. A contributor to the Ulsan Student English News in Korea discusses Jane Eyre.