Join Karen O'Brien, Michael Rossington, and Jane Thomas as they explore Mary Shelley’s 'Frankenstein', a masterpiece born from a ghost story contest. They discuss Shelley's early life, including her feminist influences, and the profound themes of rejection and responsibility threaded throughout the narrative. The trio delves into the complex dynamics of creator and creation, and how ambition leads to isolation. Additionally, they analyze how Shelley's work has influenced literature and film, revealing timeless philosophical questions about humanity.
