Lingard
Mary Shelley
Frankenstein — Mary Shelley’s framed novel opens with letters from explorer Robert Walton as he prepares for an Arctic voyage, before Victor Frankenstein recounts how scientific ambition led him to create and reject a living being. The creature’s own story complicates every judgment, shaping a many-voiced examination of responsibility, isolation, education, prejudice, and revenge.
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