There he meets the mysterious Dr Lavenza, and learns about Frankenstein’s prescription—the secret of eternal life. Together, Schneider and Lavenza set out to collect the missing pieces of the formula.5/5(1). Lees, Tim. Frankenstein's Prescription. Tartarus Press: North Yorkshire: First edition, Hardcover, Limited, New in dust jacket, pp. “Hans Schneider is a drunkard and a womanizer; everyone agrees he's heading for a bad end. When he kills a fellow student in a duel, he finds himself banished to an isolated rural hospital, far from the. There he meets the mysterious Dr Lavenza, and learns about Frankenstein’s prescription—the secret of eternal life. Together, Schneider and Lavenza set out to collect the missing pieces of the formula.5/5(1).
Tim Lees - Frankenstein's Prescription, Tartarus Press, , Limited to Copies Regular price £32 00 £ Rebecca Lloyd - Mercy and Other Stories, Tartarus Press, , Limited to Copies. Lees' "Prescription" is a century later continuation of the Shelley novel and a logical ending for it. A fin de siecle literary tale dripping in Gothic Romanticism (or is that Romantic Gothicism?). A bit overdrawn on melodrama at times it wasn't obvious to me at first that Lees is also paying homage to everything from his Gothic predecessors to. The novel, FRANKENSTEIN'S PRESCRIPTION by Tim Lees was described by Peter Tennant in Black Static as "quite frankly, a brilliant novel, one which takes the old stereotype and fills it with vibrant new life. The story is gripping, with each and every element of the plot fitting into place perfectly.
My reintroduction to the press came in the form of the novel Frankenstein’s Prescription, by Tim Lees. Set in Europe at the beginning of the 20th century, this pitch-perfect period piece chronicles the experiences of Hans Schneider, who when we first meet him is a rather arrogant medical student at Heidelberg University. Frankenstein's Prescription by Tim Lees Hans Schneider is a drunkard and a womanizer; everyone agrees he’s heading for a bad end. When he kills a fellow student in a duel, he finds himself banished to an isolated rural hospital, far from the pleasures he desires. There he meets the mysterious Dr Lavenza, and learns about. ISBN Tartarus Press, ; pp.; limited to hardcover copies; First Printing. Hans Schneider is a drunkard and a womaniser; everyone agrees he's heading for a bad end. When he kills a fellow student in a duel, he finds himself banished to an isolated rural hospital, far from the pleasures he desires. There he meets the mysterious Dr Lavenza, and learns about Frankenstein's prescription-the secret of eternal life.
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