Why Literature Matters: The Case of Mary Shelley
John Cabot University in collaboration with the Keats-Shelley House Rome, is delighted to present our co-sponsored #FrankenReads event: the inaugural lecture in our Literature Matters Series given by esteemed poet and writer Professor Fiona Sampson, the author of In Search of Mary Shelley: the girl who wrote 'Frankenstein'.
In her words, "Mary Shelley's is a life that was shaped, possibly limited, yet arguably also redeemed by literature. Admittedly, she is a special case. Nevertheless, the true story of the precocious talent who produced two of our culture's most enduring archetypes - the overreaching scientist Frankenstein, and the not quite human he creates - has much to teach us about the writing life and what it can achieve."
FREE ENTRANCE/ Booking required (please contact JCU: [email protected])
IMPORTANT: This event WILL NOT take place at the Keats- Shelley House but at the Aula Magna Regina of the Guarini Campus, John Cabot University, Via della Lungara 233, 00165, Rome.
Price:
Free
Location:
JCU, Aula Magna Regina, Guarini Campus, Via della Lungara 233, 00165, Rome