Frankenstein: The Original 1818 Unabridged and Complete Edition (A Mary Shelley Classics Cover
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Frankenstein The Original 1818 Unabridged and Complete Edition (A Mary Shelley Classics

Mary Shelley

Mary Shelley’s classic novel, presented in its original 1818 text, with an introduction from National Book Critics Circle award-winner Charlotte Gordon

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Bill O’Reilly’s No Spin News and Analysis

The podcast discussed Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", mentioning its initial publication in 1818, its origin as a scary story, and its immense popularity, leading to numerous sequels, books, and adaptations.

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Twenty year old author Mary Shelley published the book in 1818. She conjured up the monster as part of a dare while staying at a Swiss mansion.

— Episode: The O'Reilly Update, November 21, 2023

Episode: The O'Reilly Update, November 21, 2023

The podcast discussed Mary Shelley's "Frankenstein", mentioning its initial publication in 1818, its origin as a scary story, and its immense popularity, leading to numerous sequels, books, and adaptations.

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Twenty year old author Mary Shelley published the book in 1818. She conjured up the monster as part of a dare while staying at a Swiss mansion.

Shelly and a group of friends held a contest who could write the scariest story. Well at midnight, Mary Shelley revealed the plot of Frankenstein, a cautionary tale about the dangers of playing God.

The ambitious doctor hellbent on defying death creates a human life by robbing graves and assembling body parts back together.

The film spawned 22 sequels, dozens of books, even a children's breakfast cereal.

Going West: True Crime

Daphne's ancestor, Mary Shelley, wrote Frankenstein, and she expressed a desire to follow in her footsteps and write a mystery novel herself.

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I've always wanted to be an author. My ancestor wrote Frankenstein, Mary Shelley Wollstonecraft.

— Episode: BONUS: Q & A with Heath and Daphne

Episode: BONUS: Q & A with Heath and Daphne

Daphne's ancestor, Mary Shelley, wrote Frankenstein, and she expressed a desire to follow in her footsteps and write a mystery novel herself.

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I've always wanted to be an author. My ancestor wrote Frankenstein, Mary Shelley Wollstonecraft.

Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

The hosts clarified that the creature referred to in the discussion was not Frankenstein himself but Frankenstein's monster, as originally presented in Mary Shelley's novel.

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There's a grave robbing episode. And of course, that's where they get the parts for the creature.

— Episode: Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Bodi...

Episode: Body Bags with Joseph Scott Morgan: Bodies in the...

The hosts clarified that the creature referred to in the discussion was not Frankenstein himself but Frankenstein's monster, as originally presented in Mary Shelley's novel.

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There's a grave robbing episode. And of course, that's where they get the parts for the creature.

The creature was not Frankenstein. It was Frankenstein's monster originally when the book was written by Shelley.

The Herd with Colin Cowherd

The hosts noted that they discussed Frankenstein among other topics during the segment on essays and writing.

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We talk Frankenstein. We talk writing leads. We talk Barbie. We talk Dr. Who.

— Episode: Colin Cowherd Podcast - Nick Wright Part...

Episode: Colin Cowherd Podcast - Nick Wright Part 1: NBA Is...

The hosts noted that they discussed Frankenstein among other topics during the segment on essays and writing.

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We talk Frankenstein. We talk writing leads. We talk Barbie. We talk Dr. Who.

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