In "Mary Shelley: Frankenstein & The Last Man," readers are invited into the dual worlds crafted by one of the pioneering figures of Gothic literature. Shelley's seminal work, "Frankenstein," intertwines themes of ambition, morality, and humanity's relationship with technology, delivering a poignant cautionary tale about the quest for knowledge. In contrast, "The Last Man" ventures into dystopian exploration, depicting a future ravaged by plague and despair, as seen through the eyes of Lionel V ...