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Dracula and Bram Stoker

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message 1: by Ian (new)

Ian Jarvis | 16 comments Dracula wasn’t the first fictional vampire, but the novel popularised these creatures in literature. It also changed their image overnight, from a mouldering, blood-drinking corpse to an attractive and sensual gentleman who can mix with humanity. Where did Bram Stoker write the book and which locations inspired him? Take a pictorial tour around these places and visit them yourself.
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message 2: by Rebecca (new)

Rebecca | 4 comments Great post, Ian!


message 3: by Ian (new)

Ian Jarvis | 16 comments Thanks Rebecca.


message 4: by Sheri (new)

Sheri | 202 comments Thank you for taking the time to post this information. I found it very interesting. Historical places & events that influenced some of my favorite literature...pretty awesome!


message 5: by Ian (new)

Ian Jarvis | 16 comments Thanks Sheri. Hopefully one day you'll visit Whitby. You'll find nothing has changed since the characters in Dracula walked the narrow old streets


message 6: by Sheri (new)

Sheri | 202 comments I do need to visit....very much so. I am pleasantly surprised that so much is left unchanged.


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