Mary Shelley's novel 'Frankenstein' not only features the famous creature but also delves into the underlying drama of Elizabeth, the bride of scientist Victor Frankenstein.

More than two centuries after Mary Shelley penned 'Frankenstein, or The Modern Prometheus' at age nineteen, the iconic novel is undergoing an incredible renaissance. The article suggests rediscovering the genius of Shelley's work.

In 1818, a twenty-year-old Mary Shelley published 'Frankenstein,' one of the first great science fiction novels, with a prophetic plot. The story suggests that humanity should fear science without limits rather than supernatural spirits.

Gotički roman Frankenstein ili Moderni Prometej engleske spisateljice Mary Shelley, jedno od najpoznatijih i najutjecajnijih literarnih djela na engleskom jeziku, inspirirao je nebrojeno mnogo…

From James Whale and Mary Shelley, Maggie Gyllenhaal creates a wedding of tragic brides and a film with cabaret energy.

New theories suggest that tragic family events, including the death of her half-sister, may have inspired Mary Shelley's iconic novel "Frankenstein." The author's mother died after childbirth, and her older sister passed away at 22.

A review of the comic book "Frankenstein – Él! Él!" highlights how it portrays an outcast's journey from the brink of suicide to accepting existence, suggesting even a feared monster can be a victim. The comic continues Mary Shelley's original horror story.

An article explores eight key differences between the fictional works 'Frankenstein' and 'The Bride!', both of which draw inspiration from Mary Shelley's original horror novel.

Three films centered around characters who don't belong in the worlds they inhabit. From Putin's Russia to the Broadway musical and Mary Shelley's monsters, cinema gives faces and bodies to dissent.

On a window of a Bath townhouse, one of the southwestern English city’s most famous residents looks out at passersby. Inside is ⁠Mary Shelley’s House of Frankenstein, a museum dedi...

On June 16, Lord Byron and his companions played a crucial role in the creation of Frankenstein and the first vampires, a lesser-known fact about Mary Shelley's famous novel.

An opinion piece explores the philosophical implications of artificial intelligence, drawing parallels to Mary Shelley's Frankenstein and questioning whether AI is a benevolent creator or a dangerous entity.