Maryshelley Stories

Anya, a journalist has to move in to a rumoured haunted house with her friend Francesca due to their shared apartment's recent infestation. People warn them not to go but they shrug it off. Little do they know what's in store for them...

In this collection of works, I will create fictional first person account stories of classical monsters from Frankenstein's monster to Count Dracula. I will also bring about other tales of horror and mystery inspired by legendary authors.

These are two poems I had to write for English class inspired by the book Frankenstein by Mary Shelley.

Bari, named after the legendary Korean princess who journeyed to the underworld, was a K-pop trainee on the verge of breaking, not from the industry's ruthless standards, but from an incurable illness that threatened to erase her, her soulmate, and her future. At her lowest, Victor, a K-pop manager alluding to Frankenstein, offered her a desperate solution: the industry's first CRISPR-built idol, a genetically "perfected" version of Bari that would solve her problem. But was Victor a savior or something far worse? Bari had hard battles to fight. Accompanied by her friend Ji-soon and guided by a Korean Mudang-a female shaman-she traversed into her own past as a living witness to a hidden lineage she never knew she had. There, she relived the brutal, many-lives battles between good and bad Korean shaman pigs: chaotic, totemic spirits that feed on human ambition and despair. Each vision cost her a piece of her present, but also unlocked a strange inner resilience. Who was Bari? Could she debut as her true self-not a lab-made idol?

Inspired by Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

This is a tale based on Mary Shelley's and Gris Grimly's Frankenstein, unveiling the story of the only Frankenstein that lived: Ernest Frankenstein. Ernest is a loose tie in the Frankenstein stories that was never explored in literature.

Dr. Victor Frankenstein lives in world that won't accept his genius. Shunned and reviled, he spends his days alone in his castle with his horrific creations. And now he wants to make himself a mate. See Frankenstein like you've never seen him before, in this surreal reworking of a classic tale.

Based off of the novel Frankenstein: This is going to be a collection of letters written in the monsters point of view, to a variety of people, most of them written to his creator Victor.

For once, Victor Frankenstein speaks up in another's defense at his own expense. Can he trust mankind to direct their blame to the true murderer of William, or will they fail as he had? Alternate title: Victor thinks of someone besides himself for once.

We have all read Mary Shelley's classic Frankenstein, yes? Well this is the long lost ending. (Anything in bold is from the original book). Thank you so much for reading! -Julie

Suggestions are open! You know you always wanted Mr. Darcy to be a yandere. Don't lie. Cover created by jujubok!

"Life and death appeared to me ideal bounds, which I should first break through, and pour a torrent of light into our dark world." - - - ✄ - - - Following a bizarre and devastating family tragedy, resilient Y/N attempts to gather up the scattered remnants of her life and relocates to the city of London in search of new opportunities and a fresh start. The reality of her new home, however, was far less picturesque than what she'd imagined. Not only riddled with sickness and poverty, the cobblestone streets of 1890's London were also ripe with something else-- murder. Through a series of events (equally fortunate and unfortunate) our young protagonist finds herself tangled up in the sordid lives of six individuals, and subsequently becomes ensnared in their web of unfathomable horrors and arcane mysteries beyond the realm of humanly knowledge. All, of course, beginning with a chance encounter with a certain young mad scientist.

Everyone knows Victor Frankenstein. The whispers in the streets say that he's insane, a tortured genius, a psychopath. Most people even know Elizabeth, his beloved, his betrothed, his beauty. But no one ever talks about Ernest. Why would they? The second (or third, depending who you ask) Frankenstein brother, the only one not dead or Victor. Off at military school, until Judge Frankenstein can't afford that anymore, and no one's heard from Victor or Elizabeth in months. And something's been roaming the city...

"Is death from life possible? Is it of essentiality? Or is it the desperation of humanity's thirst for a breakthrough of fallacies and conflicts?" -questions (un)answered excerpt from Massacred Flowers: [ "Mother- mother, why is there blood all over me?" Eliza's voice came out hard and piercing. "Who's blood is in my hands?" Desdemona all but embraced her deteriorating form of patched-up skin and criss-crossed stitches. Eliza flinched when Desdemona came in contact. And all at once, the gift of touch sent her reeling backward. Eliza felt the prick of sensation sating the emptiness she once wrapped unto herself as a symbol of coming into form. She reckoned herself born again. (This was what being birthed felt like to her ) The invasion of senses made her feel breathless. The bombarding scenes of being in the land of the living brought her to tears. She reveled in the intimacy of being a babe once again. Reborn. Yes, she was. ] 🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐🥐 LORA FYM © 🔝🔝🔝 PLAGIARISM IS A CRIME!!!

A bunch of random short stories that I have written for school and now university assessments! Might add some of my own as well :)

A collection of poems that touch on the red places in life, whether in love, loss, abuse, or betrayal. Some of the poems are fiction, some are non-fiction--all are honest.

Anastacia Silver-York - dos anos 1780 fascinada por fazer experiências elétricas com ratos e "traze-los" de volta a vida. Um dia pensou em eletrocutar todo o lago de sua propriedade, cai e seu corpo nunca foi encontrado Pois ela tinha viajado no tempo para o ano de 1980. Onde ela é encontrada por um grupo de amigos 3 garotos e 4 garotas fascinados por historias de terror e alguns por ciência.