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The Bride of Frankenstein
A Horror Novel by Elizabeth Hand
Subgenres:
- Gothic Horror,
- Historical Horror,
- Weimar Germany,
- Monster Horror,
- Retelling
This book is for you if you're into...
- Classic monsters reimagined with secret histories
- Gothic horror set in Weimar Germany
- Atmospheric tales blending horror, mystery, and tragedy
Attempting to create life through dreadful experiments, Henry Frankenstein and Dr. Pretorius instead created unspeakable horror: two misshapen monsters, a brutish male and his female mate, stitched together from the bodies of cadavers.
Crafted to be the monster's bride - an undead Eve to an equally accursed Adam - the female creature was destroyed mere minutes after taking its first breath - or was it?
This new novel by the critically acclaimed Elizabeth Hand reinterprets the memorable characters from Universal Picture's classic 1935 film for a new generation of horror fans.
Detailing the bride of Frankenstein's secret history, from the shadows of forgotten laboratories to the streets of Weimar Germany, Hand creates a richly atmospheric tale of horror, mystery, and tragedy as chilling as the creature itself.
Elizabeth Hand's novels and short story collections include Mortal Love, Black Light, Bibliomancy and the cult classic Waking the Moon.
A longtime contributor to the Washington Post Book World and the Village Voice Literary Supplement, she lives in Maine.
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