I gave you some of Percy’s poetry below in “The Main Event”, and you can always go back to some of our offerings on Romanticism under his friend Byron, but as promised, the rest of this page I am going to give you lots on his wife’s much more famous novel: Frankenstein (The Modern Prometheus).
TedEd: The Myth of Prometheus
TedEd: Everything You Need to Know to Read Frankenstein
Crash Course Literature: Frankenstein! Part 1
Crash Course Literature: Frankenstein! Part 2
BioGraphics: Mary Shelley – Writing Frankenstein
Overly Sarcastic Productions' Halloween Special: Frankenstein!
Providence eLearning: Percy Shelley's Ode to the West Wind
Providence eLearning: Percy Shelley's Mont Blanc
BBC Radio Series "In Our Time": Frankenstein
Course Hero Summaries: Frankenstein
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Shelley, Percy Bysshe
1792 -
1822 CE
from
Sophie’s World
(First appears in the chapter titled
"Romanticism")