pomerpower very tired and dreaming of a distant vacation.
Completed Frankenstein last night. It was a much more enjoyable read than I anticipated and would recommend it.
pomerpower very tired and dreaming of a distant vacation.
Completed Frankenstein last night. It was a much more enjoyable read than I anticipated and would recommend it.
pomerpower very tired and dreaming of a distant vacation.
I’ve only got 26 of the 100 read so far and have had this list in my possession for about five years. I thought reading some of the classics would not only make me a more “well-read” reader but also allow me to discover what is so unique about each piece and lent to its popularity.
I was recently going through my stacks of “haven’t read yet” titles and found a copy of Shelley’s Frankenstein that I acquired when I was helping someone move. I just started reading it two nights ago and have been enjoying it so far. It’s difficult for me to think of a 19 year old writing this but, then again, the syntax of even a verbal conversation in Shelley’s time would have been quite different to something overheard today. Hopefully the plot will continue to draw me in and I can see the complexities of this work which are often overlooked in film adaptations. (I can’t say I’ve ever felt sympathy for Frankenstein or his creature on the silver screen.)