One of the best books ever written, horror or otherwise. The style (epistolary, in parts), the descriptions, the atmospherer - all perfect. Everyone should read this classic.
I listened to the Craft Lit production - I liked it so much more than when I read it - Heather Ordover really brings so much to the story with her explanations of the era in which Dracula was written, and on the various nuances of behavior which was lost on me the first time around. For instance, i...
Dracula - Bram Stoker I'm kicking myself for waiting so long to read this novel, but at the same time I wish I could go back and read it again for the very first time. Every word was absolute gothic perfection.
I had never read this and I've discovered I'm a modern reader. Couldn't handle the way it was written...too annoying. At times it was awesome, but I just found myself too frustrated to continue. I read it on Kindle, so it was hard to skim through which I would have done were I reading it on paper...
I can't help but be disappointed with this read. I like vampire stories and ever since the vampire figure became so popular I've been curious about Bram Stoker's "Dracula", as it is said to be the origin of this mythical and horrific creature. But Stoker's "Dracula", despite it's originality, just w...
Dracula is a classical Victorian horror epistolary novel that centered on the narrations of Johnathan Harker, a young lawyer sent to the unknown Transylvanian territories where a curious Count Dracula lurks; Mina Murray, Harker's fiancee and a close friend to Lucy Westenra and a psychiatric doctor, ...
Dracula: the very name instantly brings to mind visions of vampires, stakes, garlic and crucifixes. But when I bothered to read the novel I realised, sadly, how twisted modern vampire fiction has become.Vampires are not meant to exist as heroes. Go back a few hundred years and men believed truly tha...
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