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Monster: A Novel of Frankenstein

Monster: A Novel of Frankenstein

Dave Zeltserman

9781590208601

Overlook Press


Horror » Gothic; Horror » Undead

Hardback

224 pages

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The supernatural, unmissable new novel by the ALA Best Horror award nominee. In nineteenth-century Germany, one young man counts down the days until he can marry his beloved . . . until she is found brutally murdered, and the young man is accused of the crime. Broken on the wheel and left for dead, he awakens on a lab table, transformed into an abomination. Friedrich must go far to take his revenge --only to find his tormentor, Victor Frankenstein, in league with the Marquis de Sade, creating something much more sinister deep in the mountains. Paranormal and gripping in the tradition of the best work of Stephen King and Justin Cronin, Monster is a gruesome parable of control and vengeance, and an ingenious tribute to one of literature's greatest <br>

By:   Dave Zeltserman
Imprint:   Overlook Press
Country of Publication:   United States
Dimensions:   Height: 25mm,  Width: 206mm,  Spine: 142mm
Weight:   340g
ISBN:  

9781590208601


ISBN 10:   1590208609
Pages:   224
Publication Date:   August 2012
Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   In stock at Galaxy Bookshop
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[Zeltserman writes] spare and crisp prose, believable dialogue, imaginative plot twists, and tightly wound characters who don''t wear out their welcome. --- Newsday <br>

Repudiating the 'outrageous fabrication' of Victor Frankenstein's story as told by Mary Shelley is the aim of this imaginative and grotesque novel from the revisionist perspective of the monster . . . Zeltserman's monster is every bit as eloquent as Shelley's, though his rage is more focused.This is juicy material for Franken-fans, and Zeltserman is just faithful enough to the original (he, too, ends with the fateful wedding night and the icebound ship) that his many fresh contributions feel entirely normal. Well, abnormal , to be accurate, but deliciously so. ----Starred Booklist Review <br>

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