The death of Don Juan or "An invisible start of a shadow..."

A rainy July evening of young talented people, gathered at a villa near Lake Geneva, started a game - who will write the worst work. As a result: Mary Godwin, the future wife of Shelley, began the horror novel “Frankenstein”, John Polydori wrote the story of the horror “Vampire”, Lord Byron created a poem of horror “Darkness”, Percy Shelley composed the formidable “Anthem of Intellectual Beauty”. Almost 190 years later, the modern French writer Patrick d'Arvor, in continuation of the topic, wrote the story of the horrors “The Death of Don Juan” - about Byron's brain, the death of Shelley and the resettlement of souls. These works are first collected in the same book.