The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of the most famous Gothic horror stories in English literature. Set in the dark streets and respectable houses of Victorian London, the novella follows the disturbing mystery surrounding Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist, and Edward Hyde, a violent and sinister figure connected to him in ways that no one can fully understand. As the investigation unfolds, the story becomes a chilling exploration of dual identity, repression, morality, addiction, secrecy, and the hidden impulses beneath civilized behavior. Through its unforgettable central image of a divided self, the novella has become a lasting symbol of the conflict between public virtue and private darkness. This Audiobook was narrated using AI-generated voice technology.
The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde is one of the most famous Gothic horror stories in English literature. Set in the dark streets and respectable houses of Victorian London, the novella follows the disturbing mystery surrounding Dr. Henry Jekyll, a respected scientist, and Edward Hyde, a violent and sinister figure connected to him in ways that no one can fully understand. As the investigation unfolds, the story becomes a chilling exploration of dual identity, repression, morality, addiction, secrecy, and the hidden impulses beneath civilized behavior. Through its unforgettable central image of a divided self, the novella has become a lasting symbol of the conflict between public virtue and private darkness. This Audiobook was narrated using AI-generated voice technology.
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Robert Louis Stevenson (Edimburgo, Gran Bretaña, 1850 – Vailima, Samoa, 1894), hijo de un dominante constructor de faros, tuvo desde niño varias crisis pulmonares que le llevaron a una constante y nostálgica peregrinación en busca de climas más cálidos, hasta que en 1888 embarca hacia los mares del Sur y se establece en Samoa con su mujer, cumpliendo así el sueño de su corta vida. Sus estudios de náutica, que más tarde abandonaría por los de derecho, le permitieron entrar en contacto con las gentes y costumbres marineras, ingredientes fundamentales en algunas de sus obras más conocidas, como La isla del tesoro, La flecha negra o El extraño caso del Dr. Jekyll y Mr. Hyde.
