75: Isn’t it Romantic—start of Frankenstein
Today I chat with Madame Professor Elizabeth Klett about Romantic Poetry (that’s capital R, not romantic–ain’t nothing lovey-dovey about our...
Category: Shelley
Mary Shelley (née Wollstonecraft Godwin), British author and poet, 1797–1851
76: Frankenstein – Letters 1–4
Back in the Saddle Book talk starts at 23:18 Well, I’m not 100% but I can talk for chunks of...
77: Frankenstein – chapters 1-2
Just Breathe… Book-talk begins 24:11 You can thank (blame?) Dawn for this. A spinning wheel too far. The song I’ve...
78–Cue the Monster
Not much in the way of show notes this week. Chapters 3-5…which includes the awakening of said monster. oooooooooooooooooooooh! Enjoy!
79–O The Weather Outside Is…
Actually, fifty eight degrees and sunny…but I’m watching the news with all sorts of weather advisories for my old haunts...
80–Elevate Me
Today, once again, I reference Young Frankenstein, blather about Cat Bordhi’s new sock book* Â (um…buy it. Really. Even if you...
81–Cross Examination
Today we begin the real trial for Victor as the Creature speaks (that miserable wrench…uh…wench…er…wretch!)! As does former student Anahad...
82–Winter With Me in the Alps…
Today, we stay with the Creature’s narrative about his life with the De Lacey family during chapters 12 and 13....
83–Requiem for a Friend
I lose a friend with whom I simply did not get to spend enough time, we listen to chapters 14-15,...
84–Make Me a Woman!
Now it’s gotten ridiculous. Pneumonia! Off to surgery for us for surgery. More as I know it. Kippot pictures just...
85–All Is Well…
Updates on the surgery can be found on the Thing 2’s Ear blog. Thank you SO much for all your...
86–Mele Kalikimaka Is the Thing to Say
I head off to the balmy island breezes and leave you with…miserable and cold northern climes and, you know…Victor being...
