Frankenstein in the Delivery Room
Ruth Franklin, who is the best reason to read The New Republic, ran an interesting piece this week about Mary Shelley and Frankenstein. Mary Shelley’s mother was the proto-feminist (or…
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Michelle Dean
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Stephanie Papa is a poet and translator living Paris, France. She has
an MFA degree in Poetry from the Pan European program. She is poetry
co-editor of Paris Lit Up/em> magazine and her work has been published in World Literature Today, Niche, Yasakmeyve, NOON, great weather for media, Four Chambers Press, Paris/Atlantic, Literary Bohemian, 5×5, Cleaver Magazine, Cerise Press, The Prose Poetry Project and One More Glass. She organises anglophone writing workshops and readings in Paris.
The Last Book I Loved: The House of Mirth
It’s fitting that I only finally read The House of Mirth, Wharton’s great novel about the decline and fall of a socialite by the name of Lily Bart, around the…