::Mary Wollstonecraft is 53kb - is that the kind of thing you are thinking of? Or even less on the works? I have found that the more you know about a subject, the easier it is to write a short article (MW vs. Joseph Priestley). I already knew a lot about MW when I wrote that article. I just wrote it and added the notes, basically, because I had already done all of the research long ago. With Priestley, it was the reverse. Never again.  

 ::I already have St Clair's The Godwins and the Shelleys, so I can read that.  

 ::I just looked at your list. OMG. Um, since I am currently writing a dissertation, I do not really have time to read even half of those books/articles. Rather than listing everything we find (on MS, such a list will be astronomical), I suggest we try to find lists of "suggested reading" first. Editions of Frankenstein and things like the CC will be good for this. We can work from there. I will try to get some suggestions from people I know as well.  |