This week, Asher and Nancy drag William Blake into the mix with a discussion of the Creature's early years (or rather months).

This week, the Frankenstein clan go on holiday, Asher and Nancy spend a surprising amount of time talking about some filler scenes between two major plot points, and Vicky meets up with his long lost son!

This week, Victor battles his inner demons, Asher and Nancy battle technical difficulties, and we say hello and goodbye to the darling Justine Moritz <3

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We take a break from our slow and steady book analysis to do the thing we originally intended to do - huzzah!

In this episode we look at "I, Frankenstein", a 2014 action fantasy film from the creators of Underworld, directed by Stuart Beattie. The setting is somewhere in Europe in the present or near future, the Creature is inexplicably American-accented, and indiscreet Melbourne location-shooting may negatively affect your suspension of disbelief.

This week on The Postmodern Prometheus, Victor goes off to University, bases his course choices on which professors are hotter, and gets a bit too into a postgrad project.

Results are atypically cataclysmic...

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We two nerds continue to discuss Mary Shelley's 200-year-old book!

This week: Frankenstein's childhood years... mountains, nature, and lightning!

The Postmodern Prometheus begins where Frankenstein begins... with an in-depth discussion of the original 1818 novel by Mary Shelley.

This week , a discussion of the novel's framing device and everyone's third favourite Frankenstein protagonist and captain of a ship, Robert Walton.

A while ago, we started brainstorming ideas for a cultural criticism podcast. Our only solid idea was a themed month dedicated to Frankenstein (the novel and its media adaptations). So we followed our hearts and made a 100% Frankenstein-focussed podcast (ideal for students studying the novel, literary nerds, or anyone really).

Without further adieu - or any regard to public demand or interest - here is The Postmodern Prometheus podcast!