Seems like Bram’s novel just goes on and on.

Here’s news about a new adaptation from Dynamite Entertainment…

Newsarama.com : Moore & Reppion on ‘The Complete Dracula’

Leah Moore and John Reppion sat down with Newsarama to talk about The Complete Dracula.

Any thoughts about Stoker’s ‘Dracula’s Guest’? It’s mentioned in the article above.  I couldn’t get to grips with it.  Didn’t seem half as well written as ‘Dracula’.

Maybe it’s just me!

You’d think that there wouldn’t be any more room for another print of Bram Stoker’s ‘Dracula’… but I guess I’m wrong!

Read more by clicking the link below:

Loving True Blood in Dallas: The New Annotated Dracula

Appendix 1: “Dracula’s Guest” Appendix 2: The Dating of Dracula Appendix 3: The Chronology of Dracula Appendix 4: A Whitby Glossary Part II : Considering the Count [examines fictional accounts, Dracula in academia, on stage and screen, …

You can read Dracula for free at dailylit.com: Dracula

The neat thing is that it’s available in 187 installments so you don’t need to read it all in one go.

Click here for more information: Dracula

Shameless plug: if you want to have your own copy of ‘Dracula’ and ‘Dracula’s Guest’ (yes, there’s more!), why not make a small donation to the Dracula-in-Whitby website to keep it running, and you’ll be able to download the books for free (end of shameless plug!)

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According to Variety, there are plans afoot for a new Dracula movie based not on Bram Stoker’s hero, but on the historical figure of Vlad the Impaler. The film is to be called, ‘Dracula, Year Zero.’ Can’t wait!

Of even more interest, Elizabeth Kostova’s novel, ‘The Historian’, is also set to make its appearance on the big screen. I think the ‘Blair Witch’ guy could be involved!

If you haven’t read the novel, I suggest you do so as it’s an excellent read. It’s a kind of ‘thinking persons’ Dracula story, based on certain actual historical events, but with a gothic twist.

Things are looking up!

Alan