Frankenstein & Mary Shelley

by Laurie Sheck

Utterly astonishing and not to be missed. Full review >

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by Dean Koontz

Comic strip characters and pedestrian prose—pretty silly stuff really, but we all know how it works for Koontz: 400,000,000... Full review >

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by Peter Ackroyd

A questionable mishmash of cultural, scientific, literary, psychological and political material gives birth to an... Full review >

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by Miranda Seymour

An evocative, empathetic treatment of what was, in all senses of the word, a difficult life. Full review >

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by Susan Tyler Hitchcock

Cogent vivisection of a literary legend animated by the universal human fascination with the dark side. Full review >

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by Mary Shelley

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by John Williams

Although Mary Shelley’s life was fascinating, this is not the place to learn about it. The author states clearly that he is... Full review >

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by Dorothy Hoobler & Thomas Hoobler

Only the newest arrivals to Shelley-land will discover any novelty here. Full review >

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by Hilary Bailey

Bailey displays a competent understanding of Shelley’s original tale in this inventive narrative. Bonus: For those who need... Full review >

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