Masters of Fantasy Collection - Contains 3 books (RBA Library)

The Time Machine, Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus, and The Black Cat make up this exceptional pack. These three masterpieces of fantasy are among the essential classics of world literature.
Presented in a sumptuous deluxe edition, embellished with gilt-stamped lettering and illustrated with original engravings, this prestigious collection celebrates the greatest works of fantasy and horror.

The Time Machine
A scientist invents a revolutionary vehicle that allows him to travel through time. He invites his friends to witness the experiment and, upon his return, recounts his incredible journey into a distant future. There, he discovers a world populated by two enigmatic races, the Eloi and the Morlocks, united by a destiny as fascinating as it is terrifying.
This edition is enriched with a selection of H.G. Wells' greatest science fiction stories, including The Crystal Egg and The Star. An absolute masterpiece of fantasy, whose vision and originality continue to amaze us.

Frankenstein
Victor Frankenstein is obsessed with the idea of achieving what seems to be the prerogative of the gods: creating life. After long nights of frenzied experiments in his laboratory, he finally achieves his goal, breathing life into a creature assembled from human body parts.
Horrified by his own work, Frankenstein flees, leaving behind the creature, now left to its own devices. Rejected and despised by a world that fears it, it finds itself both victim and monster.
A powerful and profoundly original literary masterpiece that explores the limits of science, human responsibility, and isolation.

The Black Cat
Haunted by the persistent presence of a black cat, a man is irremediably plunged into the abyss of fear and madness. This famous story by Edgar Allan Poe is one of many short stories collected in this volume, including essentials such as The Pit and the Pendulum, The Cask of Amontillado, or The Masque of the Red Death.
A masterful selection of the author's works who, with his audacious pen, forever transformed the genre of psychological horror.