Frankenstein Audiobook Download by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley

Mary Wollstonecraft, best known by her married name Mary Shelley, was an English feminist and writer. Her novel Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus is a seminal work in the field of science fiction.

Frankenstein is a classic horror novel written by Mary Shelley about a scientist who tries to create life out of death. The story follows the scientist's early years as he dissects corpses and creates grotesque replicas of humans. After his hideous creations leave him for dead, the narrator decides to try and learn from his mistakes and creates Adam, the first human being. The novel explores how our desire to be accepted can lead us to abject evil.

So many people out there who have read Frankenstein and they might not be aware that the story is narrated by Ralph Cosham, an American actor. This audiobook is a perfect way to immerse yourself in Shelley's masterpiece!

Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, written in 1818, is set in the near future following the discovery of a body that seems to demonstrate new powers of movement and life. This is an experimental novel which deals with several social issues of its time, including gender inequality. The narrator creates a female character - Elizabeth Lavenza - who has been traditionally seen as passive or weak for being unable to defend herself or her family from the monster until she begins to "act" on her own.

The brilliance of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein is largely due to the narration. Ralph Cosham is a narrator that has immense talent and versatility. He can narrate this audiobook with such confidence and conviction that it would be impossible to not know exactly what is going on in Shelley's novel.

Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley's Frankenstein is a novel about an inventor who creates "The Monster" and the malevolent creature that comes to life. The listener is taken on a journey of horror as the protagonist struggles with creating life from an old body, turning it into something more beautiful and progressive.