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The complete text of Bram Stoker's classic of horror, together with background information, the cultural history of the Dracula myth, a selected filmography, and commentary by leading contemporary horror writers.
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The Essential Dracula: Including the Complete Novel by Bram Stoker
1993, Byron Preiss
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The Essential Dracula: Including the Complete Novel by Bram Stoker
1993, Plume
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Appendix A entitled: Dracula's guest, the deleted original first chapter of Dracula.
New ed. Previous ed.: published as The annotated Dracula. S.l. : Clarkson N.Potter, Inc. 1973.
Bibliography: p471-484. - Filmography: p457-468.
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Contains the complete original text of Stoker’s classic Dracula, including the original first, “Dracula’s Guest”, The Essential Dracula enhances your reading pleasure with a wealth of fascinating facts and legends about Dracula, Transylvania, vampires and more. Adding to the fun is the introductory essay by Leonard Wolfe, which provides background on Stoker’s life and work, examines the cultural history of the Dracula myth and traces the literary history of the vampire novel from John Polidori’s The Vampire (1919) to Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat. You’ll also find illuminating commentary by leading contemporary writers, including Harlan Ellison, Robert Block, Marion Zimmer Bradley and others; a selected filmography of major vampire films, from F. W. Murnau’s silent classic Nosferatu (1922) to Francis Ford Coppola’s blockbuster Bram Stoker's Dracula(1992); and dozens of illustrations, including stunning artwork by Christopher Bing. The definitive guide to the Dracula tale, this is one book no vampire fan should be without!
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