Frankenstein - Mary Shelley - książka wyd. 1994

Opis

Who is the greater monster – the human, or his creation?

To bring an artificial being to life – this is the obsessive idea of Victor Frankenstein, who longs to conquer death by creating a perfect man stitched together from corpses. The unfulfilled expectations of the scientist, consumed by madness, drive him to the brink of insanity and clash with the innocent loneliness of his creation.

In reality, this is a chilling study of human selfishness. Steeped in a constant sense of fear, it speaks of fleeing responsibility for one’s own actions and of rejection that leads to crime.

A Gothic novel that became a milestone in world literature, opening entirely new doors: the gates of horror.