Frankenstein goes interactive for the digital age

An interactive app based on Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein has been developed by Profile Books (priced £2.99 in the UK). Readers are provided with different perspectives and choices which enable them to navigate their way through the novel. The choices taken and decisions made affect the way the story unfolds.

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