Frankenstein and Others

Mary Shelley's collection showcases her innovative contributions to the weird fiction genre and science fiction. Best known for her groundbreaking novel, which explores the ethical implications of creating life in a lab, she also delves into shorter tales that examine themes of reanimation, psychic transference, and the pursuit of immortality. Stories like "Valerius," "Roger Dodsworth," and "The Mortal Immortal" reflect her fascination with the boundaries of life and death, making this volume a significant exploration of moral complexities in her writing.