This time around we're braving the horror of Mary Shelley's 1818 classic, Frankenstein.  We're joined by Dr. Sally Plowden, Mr. James, Hane, Dr. Elisha Sircy, and a special guest, Southern Wesleyan University's Dr. Britt Terry.  
We'll discuss the novel's origin, it's connection to various historical and philosophical movements, its massive influence and persistence in our culture, and also just what an amazing achievement it is.

This time around we're braving the horror of Mary Shelley's 1818 classic, Frankenstein. We're joined by Dr. Sally Plowden, Mr. James, Hane, Dr. Elisha Sircy, and a special guest, Southern Wesleyan University's Dr. Britt Terry. We'll discuss the novel's origin, it's connection to various historical and philosophical movements, its massive influence and persistence in our culture, and also just what an amazing achievement it is.

This time around we're braving the horror of Mary Shelley's 1818 classic, Frankenstein. &nbsp;We're joined by Dr. Sally Plowden, Mr. James, Hane, Dr. Elisha Sircy, and a special guest, Southern Wesleyan University's Dr. Britt Terry. &nbsp;
We'll discuss the novel's origin, it's connection to various historical and philosophical movements, its massive influence and persistence in our culture, and also just what an amazing achievement it is. &nbsp;

Frankenstein

Heathwood English faculty tackle books (often ones we've assigned) and discuss why we keep re-reading and teaching them. High-level literary analysis may happen, but more than anything we want to capture what makes these books exciting to read. We hope this will either inspire you to pick up a given tome, or re-visit something you thought you read closely.

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