Mary Shelley – Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley – Frankenstein Mary Shelley’s novel Frankenstein (Shelley, 1986) has, since its publication in 1818, entered the bloodstream of the public imagination. Not only has there been a wealth of retellings in the popular arena, from Boris Karloff (1935) to Kenneth Branagh (1994), but critics have constantly made use Read more…

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Mary Shelley – Frankenstein

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Mary Shelley – Frankenstein