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“Gordonâ€s framing is the real standout of the anniversary edition (…) Highly
recommended.―—N. K. Jemisin, The New York Times Book Review“Frankenstein is as
efficient and resonant a reference today as it was in 1818. . . In this bicentennial year, much will be
written about Frankenstein, its adaptations, and whether there exists a definitive or superior
version of the novel. . . The 1818 Text is reflective of the thrill and nervous energy that ushered in
a new era of science and society. . . But part of what makes it a little unsettling is what makes it so
interesting: The chance to watch a 200-year-old novel develop. In a story that's reflected so much
of the last two hundred years, and centers so much on choices, storytelling, and the potential for
change, it only makes sense that Frankenstein reflects changes within its own creator―
—Genevieve Valentine, NPR Read more Mary Shelley was born in London in 1797, daughter
of William Godwin and Mary Wollstonecraft, famous radical writers of the day. In 1814 she met
and soon fell in love with the then-unknown Percy Bysshe Shelley. In December 1816, after
Shelleyâ€s first wife committed suicide, Mary and Percy married. They lived in Italy from 1818
until 1822, when Shelley drowned, whereupon Mary returned to London to live as a professional
writer of novels, stories, and essays until her death in 1851.  Charlotte Gordonâ€s
previous publications include Romantic Outlaws: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft
and Her Daughter Mary Shelley (2015), Mistress Bradstreet: The Untold Story of Americaâ€s
First Poet (2005), and The Woman Who Named God: Abrahamâ€s Dilemma and the Birth of
Three Faiths (2009). Romantic Outlaws was the winner of the 2016 National Book Critics Circle
Award for Biography. Currently, she is the distinguished professor of the humanities at Endicott
College. Â Charles E. Robinson, was professor of English at the University of Delaware,
frequently lectured on “The Ten Texts of Frankenstein― and edited Frankenstein; or, The
Modern Prometheus: The Original Two-Volume Novel of 1816-1817 from the Bodleian Library
Manuscripts, by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley (with Percy Bysshe Shelley) (2008), reprinted in
paperback by Vintage Books (2009). His other books included Shelley and Byron: The Snake and
Eagle Wreathed in Fight (1976) and an edition of Mary Shelley: Collected Tales and Short Stories,
with Original Engravings (1976); The Mary Shelley Reader (1990), coedited with Betty T. Bennett;
and an edition of Mary Shelleyâ€s Mythological Dramas: Proserpine and Midas (1992) as well
as the two-volume Frankenstein Notebooks (1996). Read more See all Editorial Reviews