Maurice Hindle was born towards the end of the World War 2.
At Durham, as well as reading much English literature, the anthropology had led me into a formal interest in myth, which now moved to plan out a book called Dracula’s Magic, completed much later, in 1983. Still yet unpublished, it nevertheless secured his first publishing contract, to put together the Penguin Classics edition of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein (1985), now in its third incarnation.
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