Frankenstein and his women. Five English women in search of happiness

"The famous man is always worth a woman. Why exactly for him? So historically happened. So with the life of the poet Persian Bishi Sheli, five female destinies closely intertwined - what is known about them? It is negligible, even about his second wife Mary Shelley, the creator of the famous novel “Frankenstein, or modern Prometheus”. And what to say about the rest ... his first wife Harriet and the sister of Fanny Istlya died very young, and his friend Claire Claramont lived to the old age and left the diaries. In this book, they will first sound in Russian and tell, among other things, about the years she spent in Russia as a governess in the first quarter of the 19th century.
Five young English women dreamed of happiness - and what? Let us give them a word, let them tell themselves. And they will help today"s women to better understand themselves".
Nina Agisheva