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Bram Stoker was a Dublin civil servant and theatre critic who became business manager of the actor Henry Irving’s Lyceum Theatre in London. In his spare time he wrote novels, and in 1897 published Dracula, told through diaries, letters and newspaper cuttings — the book that defined the vampire for the modern world.
Begin with Dracula.
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Bram Stoker was a Dublin civil servant and theatre critic who became business manager of the actor Henry Irving’s Lyceum Theatre in London. In his spare time he wrote novels, and in 1897 published Dracula, told through diaries, letters and newspaper cuttings — the book that defined the vampire for the modern world.
Dracula is usually considered Bram Stoker’s best-known work, followed by The Jewel of Seven Stars.
Most readers start with Dracula.
Both refer to the same writer.
Yes — 1 of Bram Stoker’s books are free to read online in Pagine, the free e-reader and reading tracker.