Mary Shelley meets Courtney Love (Tortured Artists)

Goth meets grunge in this episode as we explore the tragic lives and artistic genius of Mary Shelley and Courtney Love. In the 1810s Mary Shelley cemented her name as the mother of the horror/sci-fi genre with her seminal work, Frankenstein. And as Hole's front woman, Courtney Love courted controversy as the first lady of the grunge scene in the 1990s. Join us as we delve into their doomed romances, emo tendencies and rebellious natures. Email - femmefilespodcast@gmail.com Twitter - @filesfemme Instagram - @femmefilespodcast Links Vulgar History Podcast with Ann Foster - Halloween Special Mary Shelley You’re Dead to Me Podcast - Mary Shelley Romantic Outlaws: The Extraordinary Lives of Mary Wollstonecraft and Her Daughter Mary Shelley Strange Love: The Story of Kurt Cobain and Courtney Love ‎You're Wrong About: Courtney Love on Apple Podcasts Why does Courtney Love make people so uncomfortable? 8 Times Courtney Love Was, Well, Courtney Love | Billboard

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Mary Shelley meets Courtney Love (Tortured Artists) is an episode from The Femme Files: A History of Iconic Women by Becky Wilde, Ellen Grace & Josie Tipper.

This episode is 63:10 long.

This episode was published on Nov 5, 2021.

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