Thank you :). There hasn´t been a single boring chapter in the Tenant, probably because the story is told through letters and a diary. And for the last 200 pages I couldn´t put it down, it was that gripping.
Jane Eyre is a wonderful book but there were some passages that I didn´t enjoy that much (the part with the self righteous priest).

Agreed. I'm adding to my TBR here. I think it's already on my Goodreads shelf. Promised myself I would read more classics this year. When I clear a path through my currents, I will start with this one. I'm currently reading America's First Daughter. Oh my gosh!! It's soooo good!! I'm only 40 pages deep but can already tell it'll go on my All Time Favorites shelf.

America´s First Daughter sounds fascinating. I´m looking forward to your review, should you decide to write one :).
I saw that you have added Rebecca to your TBR-shelf. Love Rebecca, one of my all time favorite books.

My guess: Pop cultural references. I watched one episode of "Who´s the boss" some twenty years ago and Sam is reading Wuthering Heigths in that episode. Angela enters the living room and she screams "Oh my good, Wuthering heights, my favorite book. Isn´t Heathcliff just the epitome of the broody, mysterious dreambot of a man?" - ok, I´m exaggerating ;). But she did say something like that. And after reading the book I thought "That´s what you took from this story. He is a raging soziopath. I hate that guy".

Pop culture and Charlotte deliberately preventing any 're-printing after Anne's death. So, JE and WH had much better chances of entering pop culture.

Lol!!! I don't think I've ever heard Heathcliff described that way but he is that!!

@BT: I didn´t know that Charlotte prevented a reprinting of her books. I wonder why she did this? Jealousy perhaps? The Brontes strike me as a troubled family.
@Teresa: I keeping my fingers crossed that I´m getting Vilette as a belated birthday present. Otherwise I have to buy it myself ;). I´m planning on reading more classics this year and I will definetely put Vilette on this years TBR-pile.

I gather there is some dispute about her motives but I believe one of her reasons was that the husband's character was based on their brother and Charlotte didn't approve of this. I personally think jealousy had something to do with this, too.

I guess we have to spread the word that everyone should read Annes books and make her thus more famous or at least equally famous in comparison to her sisters.

Hehe, I´m picturing what Heathcliffs response would be if Cathy would be outside his window in the cold, begging to get into the house. My guess: "Oh, why don´t you just bugger off!" ;D.

I didn´t know that Pat Benatar has made a cover version of Wuthering Heights. I´m only familiar with the Kate Bush version, which I actually prefer. It´s so ethereal and with that hint of magic. And I like the video with that odd dancing and her red dress:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BW3gKKiTvjs

Hayley Westenra did a good version too, but it's hard to beat Kate.

Kate definitely takes the top spot.

But let's also not forget Monty Python's efforts:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91_jymgH8QY

Day = made. :D

Monty Python never goes out of a style. Brilliant clip :D.
But I can´t help myself, "Julius Caesar on an Aldis Lamp" just cracks me up everytime I´m watching this. A feature lenght movie would be much appreciated ;).