#frankisstein

[memento-fugaces]

- Frankisstein, Jeanette Winterson

"Isn't content also context? I ask him. Your experiences, your circumstances, the time you live in? Conscious isn't free-floating it's enmeshed."

[sammeldeineknochen]

Ich langweile mich nie, außer in Gesellschaft anderer.

Jeanette Winterson: “Frankisstein”, S.26

[tragicophelias]

Is this life a disordered dream? Is the external world the shadow, while the substance is what we cannot see, or touch, or hear, yet apprehend?

Frankisstein, Jeanette Winterson

[withinandwithoutgreenlights]

“I discover that grief means living with someone who is no longer there”

—Frankisstein, Jeanette Winterson

[w-o-o-l-f]

We live by language.

Jeanette Winterson - Frankisstein

[universitybookstore]

Already shortlisted for the 2019 Booker Prize, new from Grove Press and the brilliant Jeanette Winterson, Frankissstein. “A dazzling reanimation of Shelley’s novel.” (Read the full Guardian review here.)

[bookology]

As my first experience of Jeanette Winterson, I was really looking forward to reading Frankisstein! I enjoyed seeing how she translated the Romantic figures of Shelley, Byron and Polidori into the modern world! I’m going to write a full review for this one, so look out for that, but until then enjoy this brill cover 😏

[withinandwithoutgreenlights]

“There is something unworldly about his form. An approximation— as though his body has been put on hastily, so that his spirit might walk in the world”

Jeanette Winterson, Frankisstein