Dracul was a wonderfully Gothic read that includes many of the elements that we know from Dracula, the original story and the adaptations. However, this re-assembling of the different elements of the Dracula story, unfortunately, did not work for me: the familiar elements somehow just felt old wh...
This is the prequel to Dracula and it was inspired by notes and other tidbits Stoker left behind. I wasn’t sure what to expect and went in blind to what the actual storyline was about which, if you ask me, is often the best way to go into a book. That way it’s all a surprise. It could be a pleasant ...
Bram Stoker's DRACULA is the iconic cornerstone of vampire fiction and horror literature in general.Frequently imitated, constantly recreated, never duplicated.But what inspired Stoker to create the most infamous, immortal vampire of all time? His great-grand nephew, Dacre Stoker and co-author J.D. ...
Cracking way to begin a new year of reading. This prequel to the classic is about as meta as it gets. Written by Stoker’s great-grandnephew & well known author J.D. Barker (The Fourth Monkey), it draws heavily from Bram Stoker’s childhood, journals & notes he scribbled while writing the original. ...
Es ist 25 Jahre her, dass Dracula vernichtet wurde. Die Welt hat sich seither verändert und die Beteiligten sind ihren Weg gegangen. Doch plötzlich wird Jonathan Harker mitten am Picadilly Circus gepfählt aufgefunden und es scheint, dass sich keiner der damaligen Truppe in Sicherheit wähnen darf.Die...
I’m always a little wary when people try to mess with a classic, even moreso when the novel is a direct sequel to it. However, the fact that it is written by Bram Stoker’s great-grandnephew and a Dracula historian lend it a great deal of credibility. The novel is set in 1912, a quarter of a century ...
Wenn ihr das Original Buch "Dracula" so wunderbar fandet wie ich, DANN LEST DIESE "FORTSETZUNG" BLOß NICHT!!!Ich habe wirklich gehofft, dass die schlechten Kritiken übertrieben seinen, doch leider war dem nicht so.Ich habe das Buch abgebrochen, weil es mir wirklich zu doof wurde. Und als ich dann di...
Quincey Harker, the son of Mina and Jonathan, starts working on a production of Bram Stoker's Dracula at the Lyceum Theatre. There he starts to discover the secrets of his family as one by one the heroes from the original novel are destroyed.This may sound brutal, but here it is: there is nothing ...
This book wasn’t at all what I expected based on the fact that it’s written by Bram’s great grand-nephew and a Dracula historian. They make some changes in the way events from the first book “really” happened and the writing is very Dan Brown – passably well written, very exciting, and with more sex...
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