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18 Oct 2014: Gothic fiction had been all the rage for some time, but Shelley's Frankenstein still changed everything. By Neil Gaiman
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17 Oct 2014: A new show at the British Library in London has surprises about women’s role in popularising characters like Dracula and Frankenstein, says Anna McKie
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11 Aug 2014:
Alison Flood: As Victor Frankenstein gets a sex change and heads for YouTube, we track down the strangest literary adaptations of the genre-launching 1818 horror novel
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6 Aug 2014:
Valentine: 'Every book that has been written about artificial intelligence since Frankenstein owes something to Mary Shelley. I found the relationship between monster and creator compelling and fascinating'
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23 Jun 2014: Country diary: Broomfield, Somerset: Andrew Crosse's attempts to create silicate crystals led to his becoming the object of local wonder
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27 Jan 2014:
Jeremy Kay: Opening weekend figures for Aaron Eckhart's monster movie don't make pretty viewing, while Ice Cube enjoys the Ride Along
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8 Jan 2014:
Professor finds cache of previously unpublished letters by author of Frankenstein, written between 1831 and 1849
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11 Nov 2013:
The eighth title in our chronological series, Mary Shelley's first novel has been hailed as a masterpiece of horror and the macabre
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21 Jul 2013:
Oscar-winner charms Comic-Con talking about 'post-traumatic stress' sequel Catching Fire, while Eckhart explains Underworld aesthetic of I, Frankenstein
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14 Jul 2013:
From classic novels to recent releases, writers and critics tell the Observer which books they'll be cramming into their suitcases this summer
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