Frankenstein #841506

Immerse yourself in the haunting world of Frankenstein, a groundbreaking novel by Mary Shelley that explores the themes of creation, ambition, and the human condition. Published in 1818, this iconic tale follows Victor Frankenstein, a young scientist consumed by his obsession to unlock the secrets of life. In his relentless pursuit of knowledge, he constructs a living being from assembled body parts, only to recoil in horror at his own creation.
Cast out and rejected by society, the creature grapples with existential questions of identity, loneliness, and the quest for acceptance. As both creator and creation spiral into despair and vengeance, the narrative delves into the consequences of unchecked ambition and the moral responsibilities of a creator.
Frankenstein is not merely a Gothic horror story; it raises profound questions about humanity, the nature of good and evil, and the ethical implications of scientific advancement. Join us on this chilling journey that has captivated readers for generations, inviting reflection on our own humanity and the boundaries of knowledge.
In this audiobook, you'll find unique content including detailed literary criticism, rich background information, comprehensive character biographies, insights into the author's life, and analysis of literary techniques. These elements are essential for a deeper understanding of the work’s complexity and distinctiveness. By delving into these aspects, this audiobook offers a one-of-a-kind experience, highlighting how the story, characters, and literary craftsmanship come together in an exceptional way.