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2 | Preface | 1 months ago | |
3 | Dedication | 1 months ago | |
4 | Epigraph | 1 months ago | |
5 | Frankenstein | 1 months ago | |
6 | Letter I | 1 months ago | |
7 | Letter II | 1 months ago | |
8 | Letter III | 1 months ago | |
9 | Letter IV | 1 months ago | |
10 | Chapter I | 1 months ago | |
11 | Chapter II | 1 months ago | |
12 | Chapter III | 1 months ago | |
13 | Chapter IV | 1 months ago | |
14 | Chapter V | 1 months ago | |
15 | Chapter VI | 1 months ago | |
16 | Chapter VII | 1 months ago | |
17 | Chapter VIII | 1 months ago | |
18 | Chapter IX | 1 months ago | |
19 | Chapter X | 1 months ago | |
20 | Chapter XI | 1 months ago | |
21 | Chapter XII | 1 months ago | |
22 | Chapter XIII | 1 months ago | |
23 | Chapter XIV | 1 months ago | |
24 | Chapter XV | 1 months ago | |
25 | Chapter XVI | 1 months ago | |
26 | Chapter XVII | 1 months ago | |
27 | Chapter XVIII | 1 months ago | |
28 | Chapter XIX | 1 months ago | |
29 | Chapter XX | 1 months ago | |
30 | Chapter XXI | 1 months ago | |
31 | Chapter XXII | 1 months ago | |
32 | Chapter XXIII | 1 months ago | |
33 | Chapter XXIV | 1 months ago |
Mary Shelley (then Godwin) and Percy Bysshe Shelley were visiting their friend Lord Byron in Geneva one rainy summer. With the weather against them, they decided to spend their time writing ghost stories for each other. Frankenstein is Mary Shelley’s submission to their contest, later published anonymously in 1818.
Victor Frankenstein, a strange but brilliant scientist, discovers a method of imparting life to inanimate matter. The Monster is thus born: a hideous, 8-foot-tall creature of muscle, speed, and intellect. Frankenstein’s rejection of his appalling creation sends it into a spiral of despair, and Frankenstein’s life is never the same.
Considered by many to be the first science fiction novel, Frankenstein is a powerful narrative that explores complex themes of belonging, morality, and the consequences of the power over life and death. This edition is based on Shelley’s revised 1831 edition.
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