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Gothic Literature and Media Analysis Folklore, Mythology, and Literature Studies Shakespeare, Adaptation, and Literary Criticism

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In Hideous Progenies , Steven Earl Forry offers a historical overview of the transformation over time of the Frankenstein legend—beginning with Shelley's original and the earliest popular dramatizations of it and continuing on through the advent of cinema.

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