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Did Mary Shelley Write Frankenstein? A Stylometric Analysis
The novel Frankenstein was published anonymously in 1818, and was first credited to Mary Shelley in a French translation of 1821. Since its publication, several claims - both contemporaneous and recent - have been made suggesting that Frankenstein was actually written by Mary's husband, Percy Bysshe
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