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The acclaimed author of The Last Greatest Magician in the World sleuths out literature’s iconic vampire, uncovering the source material - from folklore and history to personas including Oscar Wilde and Walt Whitman - behind Bram Stoker’s Lord of the Undead.
‘A fantastic, well-documented story.’ Library Journal (starred review)
‘A work of enthusiastic scholarship and shrewd literary detection that will appeal both to Stoker scholars and garden-variety Dracula fans.’
Booklist
‘Well-researched and entertaining.’ Publishers Weekly
‘Who Was Dracula? chronicles the misadventures of Bram Stoker and his numerous friends and colleagues, both famous and obscure, hoping to unearth the recipe for a truly iconic character.’ San Francisco Book Review
‘Does a solid job analyzing the birth and development of
Dracula
and illustrating the character traits Stoker cherry-picked from his wide circle of friends.’ Kirkus Review
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The acclaimed author of The Last Greatest Magician in the World sleuths out literature’s iconic vampire, uncovering the source material - from folklore and history to personas including Oscar Wilde and Walt Whitman - behind Bram Stoker’s Lord of the Undead.
‘A fantastic, well-documented story.’ Library Journal (starred review)
‘A work of enthusiastic scholarship and shrewd literary detection that will appeal both to Stoker scholars and garden-variety Dracula fans.’
Booklist
‘Well-researched and entertaining.’ Publishers Weekly
‘Who Was Dracula? chronicles the misadventures of Bram Stoker and his numerous friends and colleagues, both famous and obscure, hoping to unearth the recipe for a truly iconic character.’ San Francisco Book Review
‘Does a solid job analyzing the birth and development of
Dracula
and illustrating the character traits Stoker cherry-picked from his wide circle of friends.’ Kirkus Review