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The Inspiring But Tragic Life Of ‘Frankenstein’ Author Mary ShelleyBorn Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin on Aug. 30, 1797 and raised by her father, an anarchist and political philosopher named William Godwin, Shelley had a challenging life and upbringing.
Frankenstein by Mary Shelley was inspired by a nightmare that the author had in the early 1800s. Some experts believe the book also alludes to scientific exploration that was actually happening ...
After Frankenstein, Mary Shelley went on to write five more novels including The Last Man, a post-apocalyptic tale set in the 21 st Century, as well as many short stories and works of non-fiction.
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World's first sci-fi writer was a woman: Mary Shelley, the ... - MSNMary Shelley, often overlooked in sci-fi history, was the first-ever science fiction writer. Inspired by cutting-edge debates on life and electricity, her novel asked questions we still grapple ...
Mary Shelley brought “Frankenstein” to life, but her own life was found wanting when it comes to Nat Geo. The author was supposed to be the subject of the network’s newest “Genius ...
Fulwell 73 are making 'Mary's Monster,' which follows 'Frankenstein' writer Mary Shelley as she struggles to finish the sci-fi masterpiece. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...
Mary Shelley invented modern Gothic horror with Frankenstein. And the story of how she created it is the subject of Shudder's film A Nightmare Wakes.
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