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  Leslie S. Klinger: The Historical Context Of Dracula

  10.13.09 | Permalink | 13 Comments

  Leslie S. Klinger is one of the world’s foremost authorities on the twin icons of the Victorian era, Sherlock Holmes and Dracula. He is the author if The New Annotated Dracula, winner of an Edgar award, and later this month will be teaching a course for UCLA Extension called “Dracula and His World.” At least [...]

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  Ian Holt: The Horror Among Us

  10.02.09 | Permalink | 2 Comments

  Ian Holt is a New York based screenwriter, Dracula Historian, and co-author (with Dacre Stoker) of the newly released Dracula: The Un-Dead. Trends in popular culture come and go. Most of them last a few months, a year on the outside. The really pervasive ones can last a decade, and even come to define that [...]

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  Dacre Stoker: Blood Relatives

  10.01.09 | Permalink | 5 Comments

  Dacre Stoker, the great-grand-nephew of Bram Stoker, lives in South Carolina. He is the co-author (with Ian Holt) of the newly released Dracula: The Un-Dead. My sisters and I grew up with the knowledge that Bram Stoker was our great-grand uncle. We considered Dracula to be a cousin, someone whose story was intertwined with our [...]

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  Elizabeth Miller: Welcome To Dracula

  09.28.09 | Permalink | 10 Comments

  Elizabeth Miller is recognized internationally for her expertise on Dracula – its origins in folklore, literature and history, as well as its influence on the culture of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. She has written several books on the subject, the most recent of which–Bram Stoker’s Notes for Dracula–was published last month. You can find [...]

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