Revisting the Shelleys 200 years after their masterpieces.
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Fiona Sampson gives the ‘Frankenstein’ author’s hard life a compelling immediacy
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Since it was first published in 1818, Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ has spawned an enduring cult in literature, cinema, music and the arts. What explains the novel’s persistence in pop culture and why is it worth revisiting after two centuries?
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The novel is usually considered a cautionary tale for science, but its cultural legacy is much more complicated. Via Ricardo Lourenço
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