Frankenstein: (Lighthouse Plays) - Paperback
Description
by Mary Shelley (Contribution by), Andrew Biliter (Author)
When a team of arctic voyagers rescue a ragged, half-starved man wandering the ice floes, they bear witness to a horrific tale of human prejudice and science gone awry. Enter the life of Victor Frankenstein, a promising young scientist whose reckless experiments set in motion a terrible series of events-for Victor, his family, and his hideous, unloved creation. Forget the campy Hollywood version: this uncommonly faithful adaptation resurrects the fragile innocence and lurking terror of Mary Shelley's original novel, preserving much of her prose as well.
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