Dracula

A cursed castle. A shape-shifting count. A battle between light and eternal darkness.

First published in 1897, Dracula by Bram Stoker is the ultimate vampire novel—a genre-defining masterpiece of gothic suspense, psychological dread, and supernatural terror. Told through journal entries, letters, and newspaper clippings, the story follows Jonathan Harker, Mina Murray, Dr. Van Helsing, and others as they confront the ancient and terrifying Count Dracula, who has come to Victorian England to spread his undead curse.

From the eerie corridors of Castle Dracula to the fog-drenched streets of London, Stoker creates an atmosphere of mounting fear and irresistible tension. More than just a horror story, Dracula explores themes of sexuality, science vs. superstition, and the battle between modernity and the occult.

Why this book endures:

The foundational vampire novel that inspired countless adaptations

Features iconic characters like Van Helsing, Mina, and Dracula himself

A rich blend of horror, romance, adventure, and suspense

A landmark of Victorian literature and gothic storytelling

Perfect for readers who enjoy:

Gothic horror and classic supernatural fiction

Vampire lore and undead mythology

Epistolary novels and multi-perspective storytelling

Dark, atmospheric tales of good versus evil

What readers are saying:

"Still terrifying after more than a century—Dracula is the standard all vampire fiction is measured by." – Gothic Literature Review

"Atmospheric, chilling, and utterly brilliant." – Amazon Reviewer

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