Mrs Saville
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  • Parts 19
  • Time 2h 13m
Ongoing, First published Nov 17, 2016
Mrs Saville is a novel in progress being serially published at Strands Lit Sphere. It is set in London, 1817, and inspired by Mary Shelley's novel Frankenstein. Like Frankenstein, it is an epistolary novel. The protagonist, Margaret Saville, is writing a series of letters to her long-absent husband. Follow the weekly installments here: http://strandspublishers.weebly.com/mrs-saville-by-ted-morrissey.html. PDFs of the installments are archived here: https://tedmorrissey.com/mrs-saville/.
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