These posts are student thoughts about Mary Shelley’s iconic novel, Frankenstein.

brookeborglum: Walton as a Conduit
nightwriter15: Creator and Creation: One and the Same
cecimoff: Victor Frankenstein and the Art of Subterfuge
chrisdubos: Frankenstein the Monster /// Son of Frankenstein
griffinhanson: An Examination of Victor Frankenstein’s Struggle with Creation
haleyalxnder: Respectable Femininity in Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein
harleyquinntwinn: The Master and the Slave
lereynolds1996: Fate in Frankenstein
lilicecilia: Storms in Frankenstein
mmwilliams1: Social Commentary Through Ignorance
ngarcia96: Sympathy for the Devil
oalandry:The Night of Creation /// A Monster and a Man
patriciaoldani:The Ancient Mariner: Victor 2.0 /// The Ridiculousness of Romanticism
shanemichaelgordon: Frankenstein and Further Relation to Greek Mythology /// The Ramifications of a Fervent Passion
thehumbleoscar: Knowledge in Frankenstein
tylynn9: Galvanism Aids Horror Factor
venusgrace17: Why You Can’t Trust Anyone in Frankenstein
zguang: The Male Ego in Frankenstein /// Everybody Needs Henry Clerval