Dracula's Guest (Dodo Press) (Paperback)

from baswood

Published in 1914 two years after Stoker's death this collection of short stories are masterful tales of horror and the supernatural. Readers may well be familiar with some of the stories which have been plagiarised over the years, but reading the original versions in this collection will open so...

from pennsylady

3.5 ★ My favorite was Dracula's Guest You just can't compete with the aristocratic vampire. I found some short stories more interesting than others. They had elements of the supernatural , physical terror and always an unsettling aura. Since Bram Stoker wrote a number of novels and many short sto...

from boletus

I really enjoyed this book. For its time it had some very interesting ideas and was easy to read

from Lukerik

The title piece is an excised section of Dracula. Mrs S says in her preface that it was removed due to the length of the novel. I suspect though that it's excision was more provoked by the fact that it portrays Harker as an absolute muppet and really reveals far too much far too early. If you've ...

from rainpebble

Dracula's Guest by Bram Stoker; (5*) I found this to be even better than Stoker's Dracula. Such a visual treat in this genre and the ending really creeped me out. I was not expecting that end for this tale of the macabre. The fascination for this reader was not so much what the reader is told but...