Frankenstein: Mary Shelley's Timeless Tale of Creation, Tragedy, and the Dark Side of Ambition

⚡ Born from a stormy night and a visionary mind, Frankenstein is the original science fiction masterpiece that redefined horror and humanity.

In Frankenstein, Mary Shelley weaves a haunting and emotionally charged tale of Victor Frankenstein—a brilliant but reckless scientist who brings a creature to life, only to be horrified by the result. As his creation struggles for acceptance and meaning, the story unfolds into a devastating reflection on ambition, isolation, and what it means to be human.

🧬 More than a monster story—it's a meditation on power, empathy, and responsibility. Told through a compelling narrative frame, Frankenstein explores the boundaries of scientific pursuit and the ethical weight of creation. Shelley's prose is lyrical and piercing, capturing both the beauty of discovery and the horror of abandonment.

🎭 A novel of emotion, intellect, and enduring questions. Written when Mary Shelley was just eighteen, Frankenstein remains one of the most influential works in literary history—haunting readers for over 200 years with its themes of identity, justice, and consequence.

🌟 What Critics and Readers Say: "A work of staggering originality and emotional depth." — The Guardian

"Shelley created not only a genre but a myth." — The New York Times

"Every rereading brings new revelations." — Amazon Reviewer

🎯 Why You'll Love This Book: The founding novel of modern science fiction and gothic horror

Explores deep moral and philosophical questions still relevant today

A must-read for fans of dark fiction, classic literature, and ethical inquiry

Perfect for book clubs, students, and lovers of literary horror

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E-bok: 18. juli 2025