In the summer of 1816, five people, among them the famous poets Lord Byron and Percy B. Shelley, confined themselves to a villa near Lake Geneva and played a literary game, writing the most frightening story they could imagine. That night, nineteenyear-old Mary Shelley conceived a terrifying and marvelous tale intended to “make readers afraid to look around, freezing their blood and speeding up their heartbeat.” That story was Frankenstein.
The universal classic illustrated by one of Spains’s master illustrators.