FRANKENSTEIN
Book Description
ATMOSPHERIC TALE WITH WONDERFUL ILLUSTRATIONS IN BLACK & WHITE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT THE TEXT
Dealer Notes
MARY SHELLEY CANNOT POSSIBLY HAVE IMAGINED THAT HER TALE OF HORROR WOULD STILL BE A BEST-SELLER OVER 200 YEARS AFTER SHE FIRST WROTE IT. The inspiration for numerous books, films and TV programmes and countless other horror writers.
Tiny amount of wear to lower corners of DW at front right and rear left...almost unseen!
Tiny amount of wear to lower corners of DW at front right and rear left...almost unseen!
Author
Mary Shelley
Date
1988
Binding
HARDBACK with DUSTWRAPPER
Publisher
BEDRICK/BLACKIE (New York)
Illustrator
CHARLES KEEPING
Condition
FINE in VG Dustwrapper (Not price clipped)
Pages
222
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