Maryshelley Stories

"I think I'm madly, passionately, entirely, and ardently in love with you, my love," Lady Veroniqué breathed, her lips brushing against the thick sewn flesh ones of the monster's. Her palm hovered lightly above his muscled chest, and she felt heat radiate off of him in waves, engulfing her form completely. His hand, mighty and thick, brushed against her back, shaking and careful, desperately wanting to touch her. He grunted low, and her breath hitched, her eyes half closed. ༄ 𝘼 𝙘𝙤𝙪𝙧𝙩𝙚𝙨𝙖𝙣 𝙖𝙣𝙙 𝙖 𝙢𝙖𝙣-𝙢𝙖𝙙𝙚 𝙢𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙧. The year is 1860, When the twenty and five year old beautiful and strange Veroniqué, courtesan and spy to The White Queen in The White Kingdom in Wonderland, stumbles across a horror in a lab in a human's house on one of her missions to this century's world, she's exposed to a nightmare she wants to embrace. Stitched from flesh and electricity, a creature born of forbidden science and arcane sorcery, a colossus trapped between life and death. Entranced, and ever so curious, she frees the man-made monster and brings him to Wonderland-an unsettling giant of silence and shadow. As Wonderland's delicate balance threatens to shatter under the weight of old betrayals and new dangers, Veroniqué must navigate the impossible-teaching the unteachable, loving the unlovable, and facing a darkness that twists even the brightest dream into a waking nightmare. *[Disney's Alice in Wonderland AU, dark, blood & gore, slow-burn, fantasy, eventual smut, dark fairytale, 18+ only please.] Highest Rankings; #3 in 'aliceinwonderland' out of 4.81k stories. #1 in 'thewhiterabbit' out of 38 stories.

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?

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

An analysis of "Chapter 21" using Voyant displays the major themes present within the text: death and the discovery of Clerval's body.

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...

"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.

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.

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

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.

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!

South Africa's apartheid regime banned a number of classic books, reportedly including Frankenstein by Mary Shelley for being "indecent, objectionable, or obscene". This novel was first published in 1818. "Frankenstein" is the classic sci-fi horror tale of an obsessed scientist who assembles a living being from parts of exhumed corpses.

... A short story evolving around a young man trapped in a haunted room. I created this for 2023 Halloween and finished it on the 23rd of October. I hope you like it! ...

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

(Y/n) Frankenstein is shunned by society. A scholarly, hard-working, independent woman, in this day and age? And a chemist, no less! This burden of loneliness has weighed heavy on her shoulders all her life, so, she thought she'd finally do something about it. Building a friend was the easy part, but there's just one problem: She fell in love with her own creation.

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.

This is for an English project and I am liking the way it's turning out so here I am! Orignal Story: Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Four years after his brother's icy death, Ernest Frankenstein finds himself the lone survivor of his family and a refugee after revolutionaries force him to flee Geneva. Left with only Victor's cursed legacy, an unexpected run-in with Joseph Curwen, one of Victor's university friends, seems a Godsend to Ernest-especially when the necromancer claims he too has the ability to raise the dead with his own methods of salt and sorcery. Will Ernest's want for companionship trump his better judgement of meddling with Lovecraftian forces beyond man's understanding? And does Curwen have ulterior motives for wanting to bring Victor back?

"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!!!

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