Frankenstein: or, the Modern Prometheus
Jan 2026 · neobooks
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Almost 200 years have passed since Mary Shelley published her most famous book, Frankenstein. Her debut novel has since become a classic of world literature and has lost none of its relevance. In the novel, Victor Frankenstein must face up to his responsibility for the creature he has created, and even more so in the 21st century, where human research is venturing into areas that are morally dubious and entail incalculable global risks. This issue makes the novel a popular choice for English lessons. This edition offers the unabridged text of the version revised by the author in 1831.
Almost 200 years have passed since Mary Shelley published her most famous book, Frankenstein. Her debut novel has since become a classic of world literature and has lost none of its relevance. In the novel, Victor Frankenstein must face up to his responsibility for the creature he has created, an...
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Mary Shelley was an English novelist, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, biographer, and travel writer. In between his day job as one half of the prolific Amazing 15 Studios and raising his two children, Martin Stiff has found time to carve out this timeless and chilling period mystery in graphic novel form.
Mary Shelley was an English novelist, short story writer, dramatist, essayist, biographer, and travel writer. In between his day job as one half of the prolific Amazing 15 Studios and raising his two children, Martin Stiff has found time to carve out this timeless and chilling period mystery in g...
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