Frankenstein

Frankenstein is Mary Shelley’s groundbreaking novel that forever changed the landscape of horror, science fiction, and philosophical literature. Driven by an obsession with conquering death, Victor Frankenstein creates a living being from dead tissue — only to recoil in fear from the very creature he has made. Abandoned, misunderstood, and desperate for affection, the Creature becomes a tragic and terrifying figure. Through their intertwined fates, Shelley examines the consequences of unchecked ambition, the dangers of scientific pride, and the profound human need for companionship. The novel’s dark atmosphere, emotional depth, and moral complexity continue to captivate readers around the world.

This edition by Tarang Prakashan presents Shelley’s masterpiece in a clean, accessible format for modern audiences. Both chilling and heartbreaking, the story explores timeless themes of responsibility, identity, loneliness, and the boundaries between creation and destruction. As one of the most influential novels ever written, Frankenstein remains essential reading for lovers of classic literature, gothic fiction, and philosophical storytelling. Its enduring power lies in its ability to question what it means to be human — and what happens when we run from the things we create.