Dracula : A Play in Two Acts

from kambrogi

Whether you have read the book or not, no doubt you know the basics of this classic 1897 novel. Although it wasn't the first Gothic or the first vampire literature, it set the stage for every vampire story that followed it. You'll already know what Dracula looks like, where he lives, what he is a...

from avidmom

Leviticus 17:14 " For it is the life of all flesh; the blood of it is for the life thereof: therefore I said unto the children of Israel, Ye shall eat the blood of no manner of flesh: for the life of all flesh is the blood thereof: whosoever eateth it shall be cut off." Dracula has been on my TBR...

from Griffin_Reads

I quite enjoyed Dracula. Jonathan Harker's journal, particularly at the beginning of the novel, was my favorite part. The story as a whole spends a lot of time exploring the environment and their surroundings, as well as looking into how the characters related to each other while these events wer...

from eleanor_eader

I wish I could review this book in two parts. On starting, I quickly felt that wonderful tingle of delight from realising why a classic is a classic... Dracula, I decided early on, has become a classic because Bram Stoker knew how to mix a recipe of character anxiety, gruesome detailing and small...

from jcbrunner

During my visit to Transylvania, I finally read the classic that haunts Romanian tourism to this day. Apart from supplying the bad guy and some of the lore, it isn't really about Transylvania. Most of the action happens in 19th century England. London, to be precise. Contrary to my expectations, ...