Books From University Presses

If you're drawn to the classics, "Frankenstein" won't disappoint; it's a cornerstone of Gothic literature that delves into the dark side of human ambition and the ethical boundaries of science. Mary Shelley's youthful masterpiece is more than a horror story—it's a layered exploration of what it means to be human, filled with emotion, philosophical questions, and tragic beauty. You'll find that it challenges you to consider the impacts of our pursuit of knowledge and our responsibility for the things we create.

"I, Robot" explores the relationships between humans and robots with intriguing plot twists and philosophical dilemmas. Asimov's Three Laws of Robotics are a unique feature that creates a captivating read for science fiction enthusiasts and those interested in artificial intelligence.