E. Frankenstein

<p><strong>Unveiling the Frankenstein Legacy: A Tale of Redemption Retribution and the Reshaping of History </strong></p><p><em>In E. Frankenstein - The Postmodern Prometheus</em> the source material's epistolary technique continues developing a blend of historical fiction sci-fi and horror genres. As Victor Frankenstein chases his monstrous creation to polar extremes his younger brother Ernest emerges from obscurity embarking on a quest that will inevitably change the course of global destiny.<em> </em></p><p>The titular lead and his trusted ally Amaechi Ergwurugwu venture into the uncharted territories of the undead. Their enterprise? To use a reanimated army as a force against the colonial powers wreaking havoc in Africa and the Americas. Co-cast with stargazer Eupraxia Barbu merchant banker Lord Mayer Amschel Rothschild inventors Nicholas-Joseph Cugnot and the Montgolfier Bros a sitting U.S. president and his First Lady Abigail Adams among other familiar contemporaries.</p><p>Set against the backdrop of a world on the brink of industrial revolution Ernest's journey contrasts his brother's filled with vanity clarity of purpose and a pursuit to make multitudes of marks on the world. <em>EF</em> captivates with its mix of chipper humor engaging friendships and the deep ambitions of two men driven to redefine their reality. </p><p>Charles A. Metzner's <em>E. Frankenstein - The Postmodern Prometheus</em> is an exploration of human ambition and the consequences for it. While remaining Frankenstein mythos it expands it leading readers from its original cautionary tale of the source material to one illustrating a pathway for mankind's relentless pursuit of progress.</p>