Love, Sex, and Frankenstein

Set against the dark and stormy summer of 1816 at Villa Diodati, this evocative retelling explores Mary Shelley's emotional struggles and creative awakening as she contends with personal losses, suspicions, and complex relationships. As she is drawn into a supernatural challenge proposed by Lord Byron, her imagination sparks the creation of a legendary gothic work, blurring the lines between inspiration and obsession. Combining themes of female rage, creativity, and scandal, this story offers a compelling, feminist perspective on the origins of a literary classic.