Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)
Award-winning actress Julie Harris delivers a chilling reading of the most famous and compelling horror story of all time.
Victor Frankenstein is a young scientist whose experiments in alchemy lead to a disturbing achievement-the ability to create new life from dead body parts. His ultimate creation-a large, monstrous creature-wreaks havoc, but in ways much different from those depicted on film. To hear the original tale, curl up on a lonely evening-with lights low and perhaps a storm raging outside-and return to the 19th century to experience a classic evocation of the macabre story.
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Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)
Award-winning actress Julie Harris delivers a chilling reading of the most famous and compelling horror story of all time.
Victor Frankenstein is a young scientist whose experiments in alchemy lead to a disturbing achievement-the ability to create new life from dead body parts. His ultimate creation-a large, monstrous creature-wreaks havoc, but in ways much different from those depicted on film. To hear the original tale, curl up on a lonely evening-with lights low and perhaps a storm raging outside-and return to the 19th century to experience a classic evocation of the macabre story.
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Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)

Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)

by Mary Shelley

Narrated by Julie Harris

Abridged — 3 hours, 7 minutes

Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)

Frankenstein: or The Modern Prometheus (Abridged)

by Mary Shelley

Narrated by Julie Harris

Abridged — 3 hours, 7 minutes

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Award-winning actress Julie Harris delivers a chilling reading of the most famous and compelling horror story of all time.
Victor Frankenstein is a young scientist whose experiments in alchemy lead to a disturbing achievement-the ability to create new life from dead body parts. His ultimate creation-a large, monstrous creature-wreaks havoc, but in ways much different from those depicted on film. To hear the original tale, curl up on a lonely evening-with lights low and perhaps a storm raging outside-and return to the 19th century to experience a classic evocation of the macabre story.

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Product Details

BN ID: 2940195272111
Publisher: Phoenix Books, Inc.
Publication date: 07/31/1983
Edition description: Abridged
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