Angela Flournoy, author of The Wilderness, returns to discuss Mary Shelley's Gothic classic, Frankenstein. They dive into the novel's complex nesting structure and the evolution from its 1818 to 1831 editions. The conversation shifts to the creature's identity, exploring readings of race and disability, and the societal reflections on monstrosity. Angela highlights the roles of women and how Shelley's life influenced her characters. They also tackle modern themes like responsibility, technology, and the ethics behind creation, making the tale feel relevant today.
