In August 2009, The Telegraph reported that HarperCollins' Wuthering Heights edition—which has a "gothic" cover similar to the Twilight covers—has sold more than 10,000 copies since May of that year, more than twice as many as the traditional Penguin Classics edition, and topped the newspaper's classic books chart for the first time due to Meyer referencing the novel.
In August 2009, The Telegraph revealed that HarperCollins' Wuthering Heights edition, featuring a "gothic" cover reminiscent of Twilight book covers, had sold over 10,000 copies since May, surpassing the traditional Penguin Classics version in sales by more than double and achieving its first number one spot on The Telegraph's classic books chart thanks to Stephen Meyer's nod to the novel.