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Frankenstein and Dracula Are Theology Books
Almost everyone attaches the name to the wrong body. Frankenstein is the man on the stairs. The creature is never named at all.
That error is a small version of a bigger one. We remember Mary Shelley’s novel as a warning about science, except she flatly refuses to tell you how Victor did it. She leaves the method blank on purpose and spends her detail on what he does the moment it works, which is walk out of the room, go downstairs, and try to sleep. The three lines she put on her title page in 1818 are Adam, in Paradise Lost, asking his Maker what right he had.
Seventy-nine years later, Bram…
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