Mary W. Shelley Libri
Mary Shelley fu una scrittrice di notevole acume politico, i cui romanzi furono spesso trascurati dai critici contemporanei. Eccelse non solo come autrice, ma anche come editrice e figura letteraria, con ambizioni intellettuali evidenti nelle sue lettere e nei suoi diari. Le sue estese abitudini di lettura e il suo profondo studio sono ora meglio apprezzati, posizionandola come una figura romantica di spicco. La sua eredità letteraria è apprezzata per la sua voce politica e i suoi contributi creativi complessivi.







This unique format features a graphic adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic novel, with giant pop-ups on every spread. Readers will be mesmerized by the giant 3-D pop-ups in this graphic adaptation of Mary Shelley’s classic novel. When the scientist Victor Frankenstein attempts to create a new being from dead corpses, he has little knowledge of the horrors that await—or of the anguish that his actions will wreak on his own creation. Illustrator Anthony Williams’s full-color scenes capture the grim atmosphere of Shelley’s novel in detail so that a new generation of readers can enjoy this horror classic.
Frankenstein: A Guide to Reading and Reflecting
- 336pagine
- 12 ore di lettura
This collection features two installments of classic literature analyzed through a Christian and literary lens by a renowned bestselling scholar. It offers deep insights into the themes, characters, and moral dilemmas presented in the works, enhancing readers' understanding and appreciation of these timeless stories. The unique perspective intertwines faith with literary critique, providing a thoughtful exploration of the texts' enduring relevance.
Around two hundred years ago the famous writer Lord Byron rented the mansion known as the Villa Diodati on Lake Geneva. Accompanying Byron, among others, was the 23-year-old poet Percy Shelley, his mistress, Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, and Byron's physician John William Polidori. The summer would be forever known as the 'Lost Summer of 1816'. For three days they were shut up in the Villa due to cold and stormy weather, which would serve as the backdrop to the telling and writing of horror and ghost stories-the most notable of which was Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein." 'Ghostly Tales from Lost Summer of 1816' is the collected writings from the guests; including "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley, "The Vampyre" by John Polidori, and the unfinished tales, "Fragment of a Ghost Story" by Percy Shelley, and "A Fragment of a Novel" by Lord Byron. This collection of tales would make for a worthy addition to the shelves of fans of the horrifying and macabre. This edition includes specially-commissioned biographies of each of the authors.
Falkner by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley, Fiction, Literary
- 332pagine
- 12 ore di lettura
At just nineteen, Mary Shelley demonstrated a remarkable ability to create order from chaos in her writing. Her keen observations of the world around her allowed her to explore complex themes, such as the search for parental figures and the human condition. This book delves into her unique perspective and the profound insights she gained at a young age, highlighting her significance as a pioneering writer.
Through the Flashlights Beam
a collection of classic scary stories for reading aloud
- 180pagine
- 7 ore di lettura
Celebrating the rich tradition of storytelling, this collection features classic scary tales that include iconic characters like Frankenstein, Dracula, and the Headless Horseman. Renowned authors such as Edgar Allan Poe, Mary Shelley, and H. P. Lovecraft contribute to this anthology, ensuring a spine-tingling experience for readers of all ages. Ideal for bedtime stories, Halloween readings, or campfire gatherings, the durable hardcover edition is designed for longevity and easy maintenance, promising chills and thrills for years to come.
Sbírka hororových povídek od amerických a britských autorů z celého spektra žánru. V Černém kocourovi z pera E. A. Poea se domácí mazlíček vrátí z mrtvých, aby vykonal pomstu na svém bývalém majiteli. V povídce Soudcův dům od Brama Stokera se vydáme na tajemné panství s temnou historií, v jehož zdech se prohání hejno krys. Naopak Příšerný ženich Washingtona Irvinga je téměř hravé vyprávění, které několikrát převrátí čtenářské očekávání. Ani ostatní příběhy nezůstávají svému žánru nic dlužné a ukáží nám šílenstvím pokřivenou realitu či alchymistickou laboratoř. Díky dvojjazyčnému anglicko-českému vydání si čtenář může povídky vychutnat i v originální podobě.
