Frankenstein

During the cold and rainy summer of 1816, known as the "Year Without a Summer," Mary Shelley and her companions sought refuge indoors at Lord Byron's villa by Lake Geneva, where engaging conversations about science and the supernatural sparked the creation of a legendary tale. Amidst the dreary weather and stories of life and death, Shelley envisioned the story that would become Frankenstein. This atmospheric backdrop set the stage for a pioneering exploration of the boundaries between life and death.