Status Updates From The last man / by Mary W. S...

On and on and on. And then the narrator expresses his thoughts in pre-Victorian ladylike language which makes sense because the author is just that, a refined cultivated pre Victorian lady, except that the narrator is a dude. This is why I don’t believe she wrote Frankenstein by herself. That novel feels too brooding and masculine compared to this vaporish tale of woe

Sounds like Lord Byron was a precursor to Lawrence of Arabia. Byron of Greece, I guess. Why have no films been done of that

I’m surprised how much I’m enjoying this book. I should point out that’s mostly about relationships between men and women in marked difference to the story of Frankenstein where the major relationship is between two men.