Why An 18th Century Scribe Continues To Resonate In The Modern Era
A somewhat reclusive figure, Bram Stoker has remained shrouded in the shadows of literary history, yet his groundbreaking work continues to influence us today.
Shipwrecked Comedy Debuts Dracula-Inspired “Friends ’til the End”
The history and literature comedy channel takes a cheeky look at Mina Harker and Lucy Westenra's iconic friendship.
Chris Baugh Discusses The Folkloric Influences of “Boys from County Hell”
The director explains how Northern Ireland's infamous vampire legend, Abhartach inspired the Shudder original.
Read Classic Bram Stoker Novel “THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM” With Bonus Content From The Ken Russell Adaptation
Bram Stoker’s lesser known vampire tale THE LAIR OF THE WHITE WORM is the latest release in Miami Fox Publishing’s 'eBook Classics' series
God’s Madmen: 121 Years of Bram Stoker’s “Dracula”
This weekend marks the 121st anniversary of the publication of Bram Stoker’s seminal novel DRACULA. Stoker’s epistolary horror classic was neither the first nor last vampire tale to be written, but it succeeded in thrusting the vampire into mainstream consciousness and effectively demarcating a specific contemporary interpretation of the mythological figure for the next one-hundred years.
