Mary Shelley

Focused on Mary Shelley's major fictions, this work offers a comprehensive introduction and analysis of critical responses spanning from the Romantic period to contemporary times. Graham Allen not only reviews existing debates but also advances discussions surrounding Shelley's influence and relevance in literature. By exploring various interpretations and contexts, the book sheds light on the enduring impact of Shelley's writing, inviting readers to reconsider her contributions to literary history and ongoing dialogues in criticism.