When I read Frankenstein, I was struck by this great language and different kind of style - having so many different kinds of points of views and actually making it possible to look into the creature's character. I've read a few threads here and I agree with you all who sympathise with Frankenstein's creature and despise, as well as condemn Frankenstein as the real monster. It's a while ago since I've read this amazing novel and soon after that I also read Dracula which was also a good read but not quite as refreshing as Frankenstein had been. Do you know any other book that has the same idea (responsibility for a maker who achieved great knowledge, creating something like a monster) and is well written, too? One that also belongs in that time? I know that I might be asking too much.