Maryshelley Stories

During the year without a summer, a young woman uncovers a terrifying reality.

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?

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.

"In seeking life, I created Death."Driven by a childhood vision and a fierce hatred for his surgeon father's limitations , the brilliant but arrogant Victor Frankenstein unlocks the forbidden mysteries of human anatomy . Funded by a ruthless arms merchant with a dark secret of his own , Victor isolates himself in a gothic water tower to map the "Ninth Configuration"-a hidden, ethereal network surrounding the heart capable of storing eternal energy . Pieced together from the discarded remains of a bloody, frozen battlefield , a towering, oyster-grey creature is born anew . But Victor quickly realizes that control over life and death is an agonizing illusion. When his god-defying creation escapes into the winter wilderness, a tragic cycle of love, jealousy, and violent reckoning is set in motion . Stretching from the candlelit rooms of a cursed estate to the end of the earth at the frozen limits of the North Pole , this is a dark, poetic reimagining of a classic myth-the story of a creator and his mirror image, both trapped in a merciless, beautiful world where nothing ever truly goes away .

This blog post attempts to understand the themes in "Chapter 10" of Mary Shelley's novel The Last Man.

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...

After getting in trouble too much, Edgar allan poe is put to a new school called Nevermore. There he meets a cute mushroomcore boy named Lovecraft

Everyone knows about the Dr. Phil show; people in need of advice are brought in, and Dr. Phil talks to them. But what if the protagonists of "Frankenstein", by Mary Shelley, had their chance to be on the show? Read on to find out what happens when Victor Frankenstein and the creature are forced to talk about what aggravates them the most-- each other. author's note: Mary Shelley wrote the novel "Frankenstein", all I did was take her characters and combine them with Dr. Phil. This story is the result of an English assignment from school that I did last year. Enjoy! God bless!

He was built to be a monster. He chose to be a man. Experience the original story of Frankenstein as you've never seen it before. Staying true to the classic 1818 text, this adaptation takes a sharp turn at the Arctic ice. Instead of perishing, the Creature survives into the modern world. Follow his journey from the dark streets of 18th-century Ingolstadt to the high-tech reality of 2026. Can a being made of the dead finally learn how to live?

An expedition in the North Pole goes horribly wrong when an intern named Romona O'Casey discovers something amongst the wasteland of ice and snow. Now, she is the last remaining member of her research team trapped with the discovery that should have remained buried.

Um simples conto de terror escrito ontem, dia 30 de Agosto de 2019. Dia do nascimento de Mary Shelley, em homenagem a essa grande escritora.

"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.

In this post, I look at "Chapter 17" of Mary Shelley's novel within the program Voyant in order to gain a richer understanding of the text.

This is a college paper I have submitted pertaining to Frankenstein's connections and tendencies to the LGBT community.

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...

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

Inspired by Mary Shelley's classic.

Initially this was school work but I rather liked it so I thought id share it with you guys! It starts in the last of Walton's letters to his sister. I hope you guys like it!