Feb. Romance Culture Calendar and a Wuthering Heights Surprise Treat

Love things for love month, and up top: a very fun giveaway

Are you through Volume 1 of Wuthering Heights, and do you have *waves hands* thoughts? Join the chat here, and if you’re in NYC this Saturday, Jan. 24, come read and book-gossip in person at P&T Knitwear, 3 P.M. to 6 P.M. at 180 Orchard St.

And now, for a big reveal:

831 Stories and Belletrist are giving away 15 pairs of tickets to a private Warner Bros. Pictures advance screening of Emerald Fennell’s film interpretation of the novel on Feb. 5 in NYC: Enter below for a chance to win a seat for you and a pal. Entries will close on Jan. 27, and we’ll notify our randomly selected winners on Jan. 28.

831’s February Romance Culture Calendar

A dozen things we’re looking forward to during the love-iest month.

Eight Books

One & Only by Maurene Goo: Buzzy adult debut about a Korean-American matchmaker who falls into a love triangle and unearths a family secret (Feb. 3)

Heap Earth Upon It: Exclusive American Edition by Chloe Michelle Howarth: Sapphic obsession set in the sixties, care of the author of Sunburn (Feb. 3)

The End of Romance by Lily Meyer: Pitched as an anti-romance romance novel…with a happily ever after?! (Feb. 3)

Two Can Play by Ali Hazelwood: An enemies-to-lovers novella in the world of video-game design, for fans of Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, surely (Feb. 10)

It’s All in Your Head by Sabina Nordqvist: The set-up: Fake-dating at a chronic-pain support group (Feb. 10)

The Mixed Marriage Project: A Memoir of Love, Race, and Family by Dorothy Roberts: Non-fiction with so much love (Feb. 10)

And Now, Back to You by B.K. Borison: A meteorologist meet-cute in the world of Borison’s bestselling First-Time Caller (Feb. 24)

All We Have Is Time by Amy Tordoff: An immortal woman and a time-traveling man encounter each other at Shakespeare’s Globe in 1605 and Woodstock in 1969 (Feb. 24)

Three Screen Happenings

Pillion: A24 queer BDSM love story (dom-com?) based on the novel Box Hill by Adam Mars-Jones and starring Harry Melling and Alexander Skarsgård (Feb. 6 in theaters)

“Wuthering Heights”: Emerald Fennell’s version of Emily Brontë’s classic…which you are reading or re-reading right now?! (Feb. 13 in theaters)

Bridgerton Season 4, Part 2: Following Part 1 kicking off Jan. 29 and focusing on Benedict and Sophie’s love story (Feb. 26 on Netflix)

One Event

An Evening of Romances with 831 Stories at Greenlight Bookstore: Featuring 831 authors Upasna Barath, Cat Disabato, Eliza Dumais, Lana Schwartz, and Erika Veurink, with Lindsey Weber of Who? Weekly in the role of Andy Cohen–esque moderator (Feb. 5 in Brooklyn)

Head to our events page for the full (very packed!) 831 Stories Jan. & Feb. event calendar with happenings in NYC, L.A., SF, D.C., Philly, and Chicago.