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Dracula isn't just a novel; it's a phenomenon. And for some, an obsession. Few novels have captivated readers for over a century quite like Bram Stoker's masterpiece. In this beautifully updated Annotated Dracula, we've taken a fresh approach to enhance your reading experience.
We begin with a new introduction by Gwendolyn Kiste, a three-time Bram Stoker Award-winning author whose passion for Dracula runs deep. Kiste presents an intimate and vivid reflection on her lifelong connection to the Count and his unforgettable cast of characters. From childhood memories of discovering Leonard Wolf's The Annotated Dracula to her literary explorations of Lucy Westenra in her own acclaimed works, Kiste brings a deeply personal and compelling perspective to one of literature's most enduring tales.
This annotated edition balances readability and scholarship, offering notes in three distinct categories:
Necessary: Definitions of outdated terms, translations of foreign phrases, and clarifications of challenging dialects like Mr. Swales's dialogue. Interesting: Fascinating facts and historical context, perfect for enriching your appreciation of the story. New: Exclusive insights never before included in any annotated edition.
Unlike previous versions that can feel like dense reference manuals, this edition is designed for both casual readers and devoted Dracula fans. Whether you're delving into the text for the first time or revisiting it with a fresh perspective, The DBS Annotated Dracula offers a richly layered experience that celebrates the novel's history, its cultural impact, and its infinite capacity to inspire.
Complete with Kiste's heartfelt introduction, "Dracula's Guest," and meticulous annotations, this is more than a book-it's an invitation to fall in love with Dracula all over again.
