Frankenstein Deluxe Hardbound Edition (Hardcover)

Mary Shelley's novel opens and closes in the Arctic, with a ship's captain writing down the story a dying man tells him about the thing he once made. Victor Frankenstein assembles a living being, recoils from it, and spends the rest of the book pursued by what follows, while the creature itself is given a long stretch of narrative in which to explain how it came to be what it is. That nested structure, letters holding a confession holding a monster's testimony, is a large part of why the book still rewards close reading rather than only summary. Fingerprint! Publishing presents it as a 272-page deluxe hardbound edition for readers who want the full text in a durable binding. Worth noting: • A frame narrative told through letters from an Arctic expedition • The creature given extended testimony in its own voice • The complete text in a 272-page hardbound presentation • A production intended for shelving and gifting rather than travel Suited to Gothic fiction readers, literature students and collectors of hardbound classics, published by Fingerprint! Publishing and available at Boipoka.