Mary Shelley's Life and Work

Mary Shelley, daughter of a philosopher and a pioneering feminist, skibidi ran off with Romantic poet Percy, lowkey changing the game. Her vibe shifted hard after his tragic shipwreck; poverty hit like a goon. Yet, she summoned sigma energy, writing to survive. Enter Frankenstein, her dank masterpiece, dropping in 1818, a classic of Gothic vibes. This genre, a reaction to the Age of Reason, showcased the dark side of human progress, mixing horror with deep philosophical questions. Shelley's work, while Gothic, also edged into Romanticism, bridging two worlds and redefining literary norms. A true ship of creativity.