She didn’t “accidentally” write Frankenstein. A young woman wrote one of the most radical books about power, responsibility, and creation — and the world tried to give the credit to a man. History lov

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She didn’t “accidentally” write Frankenstein. A young woman wrote one of the most radical books about power, responsibility, and creation — and the world tried to give the credit to a man. History loves women’s ideas. It just struggles with women owning them. #history #woman #frankenstein #books #gothik