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Tag Archives: Souhardya Roy
New Frankenstein poem by Souhardya Roy
I am teaching my undergraduate module Romantic Origins and Gothic Afterlives this semester and Frankenstein week is coming up next. One of the things we are going to be focussing on is the monster’s reading, his self education, what he … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing, Critical thoughts, OGOM News
Tagged Frankenstein, Gothic Romanticism, Mary Shelley, Ozymandias, poetry, Souhardya Roy
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