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The Face of a Monster: America's Frankenstein
I have completely ignored Passed Time for the last few months. My apologies, but the absence was for a good cause. My new book, The Face of a Monster: America’s Frankenstein launches this week! I had to take time from Passed Time to get it just so. This has been a thrilling project. The comparison of two monsters, one fictional and one that was very, very real was well worth the effort and time. At least, I hope my readers agree.
In what has been called "An original and imaginative blend of fiction and reality," The Face of a Monster: America’s Frankenstein tells the true story of Philadelphia’s first mass-murderer –Anton Probst—and the events which occurred fifty years after Frankenstein’s conception.
2018 marks the 200th anniversary of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley’s Frankenstein. The official publication date of Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus was March 11, 1818. The Face of a Monster: America's Frankenstein is set to launch March 11, 2018.*
*The Face of a Monster: America’s Frankenstein by Patricia Earnest Suter ($14.99, e-book: $9.99) is available from all good bookstores from 11th March 2018. Questions? Comments? Orders? Please direct to:
Russell D. Earnest Associates
Attn: Patricia Earnest Suter
P.O. Box 1132
Clayton, DE 19938
follow me on twitter: pcsearnest
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