Dracula
Author: Bram Stoker
Introduction by: Robert A W Lowndes
 
The classic gothic vampire tale in a special edition from Airmont Publishing.
 
In this genre setting novel, Stoker has woven many of the strands of demonology, legend and folklore into a pattern whereby both the powers and the limitations of the vampire are systematized - dismissing as supertitious some elements which make for contradiction.
Since Dracula, many short stories and some novels have been written on the vampire theme, but they are all Stoker's godchildren.
Count Dracula, like Sherlock Holmes, is known throughout the world to millions who have not read the novel in which he appears. He has been vividly portrayed on both stage and screen.
Stoker wrote other novels which are forgotten today, as is his drama criticism. But Dracula has not lost its appeal after all these years, and it has never been surpassed by anyone else writing on the vampire theme.
 
AIRMONT PUBLISHING SPECIAL EDITION 1965