The first Science fiction writer of all time

 Ladies and gentleman , I give you the first Science fiction writer of ALL TIME. 


      She was an 18 year old girl when she starting writing Frankenstein--the first genuine example of Sci-fi . She came up with the idea for the novel at a small party that she attended with her writer husband Percey and their good friend Lord Byron . She and Percey and Byron would all remain friends until their deaths. 

The inventor of Sci-FI was an 18 year old girl, 


Mary Shelley's personal life was quite tragic and many modern critics, especially feminist ones, discussFrankenstein in terms of the recurring themes of procreation and death. This paper will examine these issues more fully by applying Erik Erikson's theory of psychosocial development to Shelley's life. Most particularly we will examine how Shelley's lack of maternal and paternal care led her to conceive of her Creature. The audience will be encouraged to look beyond the exterior of the Creature and decide exactly who is the monster in this classic novel. Understanding identity issues is also critical to understanding Mary's life and fiction. Her husband's untimely death had adverse effects on Mary's identity and she tried, with varying amounts of success, to establish her own career beyond merely being Percy's literary executor. Indeed many people in her own time were convinced that Percy B. Shelly had actually written Frankenstein.