Elements of the Gothic NovelRobert Harris, a retired English professor, lists all the basic literary elements of the Gothic novel. Includes a vocabulary of the Gothic (from Horace Walpole's 'The Castle of Otranto').
Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley Resource SiteDetailed chronology of Mary Shelley's life, a selection of contemporary reviews of her works, and links to electronic editions of her writings--including The Mortal Immortal,' one of the most popular of Mary Shelley's stories. From Romantic Circles (a Web site devoted to the study of Romantic-period culture, maintained by the Univ. of Maryland).
My Hideous Progeny: Mary Shelley’s FrankensteinWebsite containing information about Mary Shelley’s life and work. A large portion of the site is devoted to a discussion of Frankenstein a description of the characters, lists of literary works referred to in the text, and lists of film and theatrical productions. Links are included.
Books & Movie
There are several print copies of Frankenstein available at the library. You can also read it online for free.
The Oxford Companion to English Literature by 
The Oxford History of World Cinema by 
