Mary Shelley in Bath AC25 BANGER AFTER BANGER

BANGER AFTER BANGER

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Mary Shelley in Bath AC25 BANGER AFTER BANGERFrom the author of Frankenstein, this book bringstogether for the very first time the journals, letters and short stories that MaryShelley wrote while living in Bath from 1816 to 1817. In her brand new introduction, acclaimed poet, historianMary Shelley biographer, Fiona Sampson describes this as a strange, hauntedperiod for Mary, which would contribute to the evolution of her iconic Gothic novel,Frankenstein. Mary Shelley in Bath explores how a place