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They have kind of a Holmes/Watson dynamic

All of Chambers’ other books made me expect nice happy endings and stuff, not whatever this is. How could she do this, I’m so sad. Sawyer didn’t deserve this

I really liked the first book but didn’t really like the second one in this series, so I hope this one is good

I definitely wouldn’t say this book is a psychological horror, but I would also hesitate to say that it isn’t

This book is actually insane. who let the cover designer cook. This looks like a cutesy ya gay space romance but do not be fooled

My copy of memoirs doesn’t have the cardboard box which I don’t appreciate

reading this for school

A very promising start (Watson telling Holmes to stop doing cocaine)

Oh no I’ve gotten to the significantly more boring half of the story that’s all about mormons (fortunately at least hating on mormons will never not be funny)

patents on life-saving medications should not be allowed holy shit

Tuberculosis affects society and society affects tuberculosis

This book would be a lot more interesting if it was more focused on Melanie. Like if the author wanted to write a book about sergeant parks they could have just done that

This book walks the line between “zombie story with a lot of introspective thematic exploration” and “zombie story with cool gritty action” really well. And by that I mean it is doing a great job of staying exactly in the middle and not properly committing to either of those two things.

i didn't actually read that much, i just skipped the 90 page introduction

Every time I see the word “countenance” I flinch a little

Like I am fully aware this isn’t the point, but I feel like there wouldn’t have been a problem if Victor had just made the creature look more like a human

A lot of plot convenient deadly illnesses occur in this book

The monster is the only good character

Why is every fictional Victor a promising young scientist who stumbles upon a secret they never should have and spends the rest of their life reaping the consequences

I was really expecting Frankenstein to exchange some kind of dialogue with the monster, which is something that would be interesting to read, but instead he’s only kind of vaguely seen it