Bram Stoker's 1897 Dracula has become a staple of the screen ... ground the Prince of Darkness in a realism closer to the ...

Few of Stoker’s letters survive to this day, and most are characterised as being impersonal and formal. The item up for sale ...

Dracula’s curse wasn’t just about bloodlust—it exposed Victorian fears around sex, empire, disease, and repression. The ...

Stoker used the photocopies to create a book detailing the more personal side of Bram Stoker’s life ... Before writing "Dracula" in 1897, he spent several years researching European folklore ...

The author told a friend he believed book would be a success although it did not become a bestseller until after his death ...

(Pic credit: Bram Stoker's Dracula Experience) The novel was published in 1897 and during the period ... Bram Stoker’s research for the book took place in the building when it was The Captain ...

There are such beings as vampires. And there certainly are in the Blackeyed Theatre production of Dracula, presently showing at the Hippodrome in Darlington. This latest adaptation of Bram Stoker ...