Mary Shelley - Revision history

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	* "[[Transformation (Mary Shelley short story)\|Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831); 1824?		* "[[Transformation (Mary Shelley short story)\|Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831); 1824?
	* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)		* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)
	* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)		* "[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]]" (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)
	* "[[Valerius: The Reanimated Roman]]" (written -1819?; published 1976)		* "[[Valerius: The Reanimated Roman]]" (written -1819?; published 1976)
	* ''The Invisible Girl'' ([http://www.horrormasters.com/Text/a0275.pdf PDF at horrormasters.com])		* ''The Invisible Girl'' ([http://www.horrormasters.com/Text/a0275.pdf PDF at horrormasters.com])

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	[[Category:Writers]]		[[Category:Writers by name]]
			[[category:Women writers by name]]

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	'''Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley''' is the author of [[Frankenstein]], arguably the first work of "[[science fiction]]" ''per se'', as opposed to fantasy. She was also the daughter of [[Mary Wollstonecraft]], whose early feminist critique of lack of education for women in ''A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'' was a significant influence on her.		'''Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley''' is the author of [[Frankenstein]], arguably the first work of "[[science fiction]]" ''per se'', as opposed to fantasy. She was also the daughter of [[Mary Wollstonecraft]], whose early feminist critique of lack of education for women in ''A Vindication of the Rights of Woman'' was a significant influence on her.

			Often credited as the first science fiction novel, Shelley's ''[[Frankenstein]]'' dealt with such feminist themes as birth, men and technology versus nature. Shelley also wrote ''[[The Last Man]]'' (1826), the first post-holocaust novel.

	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==

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	* ''Lodore'' (1835 semi-autobiographical novel)		* ''Lodore'' (1835 semi-autobiographical novel)
	* ''Mathilda'' (written in 1819, but not published until 1959; novel about incest)		* ''Mathilda'' (written in 1819, but not published until 1959; novel about incest)
			* ''Tales and Stories by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley'' (1891; 1975)
			* "The Brother and Sister" (1833)
			* "Euphrasia" (1839)
	* Numerous other works		* Numerous other works

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	* "[[Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman]]" (1826 short story; published 1863)		* "[[Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman]]" (1826 short story; published 1863)
	* "[[Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831)		* "[[Transformation (Mary Shelley short story)\|Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831)
	* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)		* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)
	* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)		* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)

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	==References==		==References==
	Biographies of Mary Shelley:		Biographies of Mary Shelley:
	* Pamela Clemit, Harriet Devine Jump, and Betty T. Bennett, ''Lives of the Great Romantics III: Godwin, Wollstonecraft, and Mary Shelley by Their Contemporaries'' (1999)		* Pamela Clemit, Harriet Devine Jump, and Betty T. Bennett, ''Lives of the Great Romantics III: Godwin, Wollstonecraft, and Mary Shelley by Their Contemporaries'' (1999) (ISBN 1851965122)
	* Betty T. Bennett, ''Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: An Introduction'' (0801859751)		* Betty T. Bennett, ''Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: An Introduction'' (ISBN 0801859751)
	* Martin Garrett, ''Mary Shelley'' (2002) (ISBN 0195217896)		* Martin Garrett, ''Mary Shelley'' (2002) (ISBN 0195217896)
	* Martin Garrett, ''A Mary Shelley Chronology'' (2002) (ISBN 0333770501)		* Martin Garrett, ''A Mary Shelley Chronology'' (2002) (ISBN 0333770501)

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	==References==		==References==
	Biographies of Mary Shelley:		Biographies of Mary Shelley:
	* Betty T. Bennett, ''Mary Shelley'' (1999)		* Pamela Clemit, Harriet Devine Jump, and Betty T. Bennett, ''Lives of the Great Romantics III: Godwin, Wollstonecraft, and Mary Shelley by Their Contemporaries'' (1999)
	* Martin Garrett, ''Mary Shelley'' (2002)		* Betty T. Bennett, ''Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: An Introduction'' (0801859751)
	* Martin Garrett, ''A Mary Shelley Chronology'' (2002)		* Martin Garrett, ''Mary Shelley'' (2002) (ISBN 0195217896)
	* William St. Clair, ''The Godwins and the Shelleys: The Biography of a Family'' (1989)		* Martin Garrett, ''A Mary Shelley Chronology'' (2002) (ISBN 0333770501)
	* Miranda Seymour, ''Mary Shelley'' (2000)		* William St. Clair, ''The Godwins and the Shelleys: The Biography of a Family'' (1989) (ISBN 0801842336)
	* Emily Sunstein, ''Mary Shelley: Romance and Reality'' (1989)		* Miranda Seymour, ''Mary Shelley'' (2000) (ISBN 0802139485)
			* Emily W. Sunstein, ''Mary Shelley: Romance and Reality'' (1989) (ISBN 0801842182)

			Other references:
			* Betty T. Bennett and Stuart Curran, editors, ''Mary Shelley in Her Times'' (2003) (ISBN 0801877334)
			* Betty T. Bennett, editor, ''The Letters of Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley: 'Treading in unknown paths'" (1983) (ISBN 0801826454)
			* Anne K. Mellor, ''Mary Shelley: Her Life, Her Fiction, Her Monsters'' (1989) (ISBN 0415901472)
			* Esther Schor, editor, ''The Cambridge Companion to Mary Shelley'' (2004) (ISBN 0521007704)

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Shelley, Mary}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Shelley, Mary}}

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	* Numerous other works		* Numerous other works

			==References==
			Biographies of Mary Shelley:
			* Betty T. Bennett, ''Mary Shelley'' (1999)
			* Martin Garrett, ''Mary Shelley'' (2002)
			* Martin Garrett, ''A Mary Shelley Chronology'' (2002)
			* William St. Clair, ''The Godwins and the Shelleys: The Biography of a Family'' (1989)
			* Miranda Seymour, ''Mary Shelley'' (2000)
			* Emily Sunstein, ''Mary Shelley: Romance and Reality'' (1989)

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	==Bibliography==		==Bibliography==
	* ''[[Frankenstein\|Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus]]'' (1818)		* ''[[Frankenstein\|Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus]]'' (1818; rev. 1831)
	* ''~~Valperga:~~ The ~~Life and Adventures of Castruccio~~''		* ''[[The Last Man]]'' (novel; written 1824-26; published 1826) a science fiction novel that invented the post-apocalypse genre
	* ''Prince of Lucca''
	* ''The ~~Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck''~~		* "[[Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman]]" (1826 short story; published 1863)
	* ''~~Lodore~~''		* "[[Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831)
	* ''~~Falkner~~''		* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)
	* ''[[The ~~Last Man~~]]'' ~~(1826~~) ~~a science fiction novel that invented the post-apocalypse genre~~		* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)
	* "[[The ~~Mortal Immortal~~]]" (~~short story, 1910~~)		* "[[Valerius: The Reanimated Roman]]" (written -?; published 1976)
	* ''Proserpine and Midas: Two Unpublished Mythological Dramas'' (1922)		* ''The Invisible Girl'' ([http://www.horrormasters.com/Text/a0275.pdf PDF at horrormasters.com])
	* ''Mathilda'' (~~posthumously~~ published novel about incest)		* ''Proserpine and Midas: Two Unpublished Mythological Dramas'' (published 1922)
			* ''Falkner'' (1837 semi-autobiographical Gothic novel)


			* ''Valperga: The Life and Adventures of Castruccio, Prince of Lucca'' (novel; written 1820-21; published 1823)
			* ''The Fortunes of Perkin Warbeck'' (historical novel; published 1830)
			* ''Lodore'' (1835 semi-autobiographical novel)
			* ''Mathilda'' (written in 1819, but not published until 1959; novel about incest)
	* Numerous other works		* Numerous other works

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	* "[[Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman]]" (1826 short story; published 1863)		* "[[Roger Dodsworth: The Reanimated Englishman]]" (1826 short story; published 1863)
	* "[[Transformation (Mary Shelley short story)\|Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831)		* "[[Transformation (Mary Shelley short story)\|Transformation]]" (1830 short story; published in ''The Keepsake'', 1831); 1824?
	* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)		* "[[The Mortal Immortal\|The Mortal Immortal: A Tale]]" (1833 short story; published ''The Keepsake'', 1834)
	* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)		* ''[[The Dream (Shelley short story)\|The Dream]] (1831; published ''The Keepsake'', 1832)
	* "[[Valerius: The Reanimated Roman]]" (written -?; published 1976)		* "[[Valerius: The Reanimated Roman]]" (written -1819?; published 1976)
	* ''The Invisible Girl'' ([http://www.horrormasters.com/Text/a0275.pdf PDF at horrormasters.com])		* ''The Invisible Girl'' ([http://www.horrormasters.com/Text/a0275.pdf PDF at horrormasters.com])
	* ''Proserpine and Midas: Two Unpublished Mythological Dramas'' (published 1922)		* ''Proserpine and Midas: Two Unpublished Mythological Dramas'' (published 1922)
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	* ''Lodore'' (1835 semi-autobiographical novel)		* ''Lodore'' (1835 semi-autobiographical novel)
	* ''Mathilda'' (written in 1819, but not published until 1959; novel about incest)		* ''Mathilda'' (written in 1819, but not published until 1959; novel about incest)
	* ''Tales and Stories by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley'' (1891; 1975)		* ''Tales and Stories by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley'' (1891; 1975, Gregg Press)
	* "The Brother and Sister" (1833)		* "The Brother and Sister" (1833)
	* "Euphrasia" (1839)		* "Euphrasia" (1839)