The Essential Dracula/Including the Complete Novel by Bram Stoker : Notes, Bibliography, and Filmography Revised

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Summary: Extereme death loving brilliance.
Review: Few authors have ever been able to come close to this piece of absolute brilliance that surcomes even those with no foul thought on mind.A timeless concept of complete masterpiece.THIS IS THE ABSOLUTE HIGHEST STANDERD OF DARK INSPIRING LOVE.

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Summary: fleshed-out....
Review: Loved the Stoker's two-dozen spectacular line drawings and some interesting background on Bram and the legends of his subject!
 

Rating:
Summary: fleshed-out....
Review: Loved the Stoker's two-dozen spectacular line drawings and some interesting background on Bram and the legends of his subject!
 

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Summary: fleshed-out....
Review: This is far and away the best edition of the original novel you could read. In addition all it's footnotes and explanations provide a trail for any curious reader to explore for just about any particular aspect of the novel. From legends of Vampires, historical facts of Vlad Dracul III, all the way to obscure but curious details of the lendary Scholomance School Of Magic taught by the Devil himself!

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Summary: An Open Door For The Curious Mind
Review: This is far and away the best edition of the original novel you could read. In addition all it's footnotes and explanations provide a trail for any curious reader to explore for just about any particular aspect of the novel. From legends of Vampires, historical facts of Vlad Dracul III, all the way to obscure but curious details of the lendary Scholomance School Of Magic taught by the Devil himself!

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Summary: A must for serious fans
Review: While this exhaustively (at times exhaustingly) annotated book may overwhelm the reader coming to Stoker's novel for the first time, those who are past reading for the plot alone will definitely appreciate Wolf's additions, which include detailed footnotes on everything from the train schedules to literary allusions to inconsistencies in continuity. Most chapters feature brief articles by modern fantasy writers, who comment on the novel's influence in their lives and writing. The filmography and introduction are excellent. Those who enjoy looking at the fine details will certainly appreciate this scrupulously researched book.