Fernandino Eboli

Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin, born in 1797 in London, was the daughter of a prominent feminist philosopher and was raised by her father after her mother’s death. Despite limited formal schooling, she developed a broad education and a curious mind, which contributed to her becoming a renowned writer. Her life was marked by personal loss, romantic entanglements, and literary achievement, most notably her creation of the classic novel Frankenstein. She continued to write and influence through novels, travel accounts, and biographies until her death in 1851.