Volume 270 pages
About the book
He built a man—and unleashed a monster.
In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley delivers a haunting tale of ambition, isolation, and the limits of scientific exploration. When Victor Frankenstein dares to play god and animates lifeless matter, he sets in motion a chain of tragedy, reflection, and horror that still captivates readers two centuries later.
Widely regarded as the first true science fiction novel, Frankenstein is both a chilling Gothic tale and a profound exploration of what it means to be human.
This special edition includes:
The original, uncensored 1818 text
Atmospheric, gothic-style illustrations
Kindle-optimized formatting for effortless reading
Perfect for fans of dark classics, science fiction origins, and philosophical horror.
Read the novel that sparked a genre and continues to shape it.
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