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This story is the opening chapter of Stableford's novel The Empire of Fear (see entry #242). |
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426. Stoker, Bram. "Dracula's Guest." |
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This story was originally written as a chapter in the novel Dracula (see #245), but did not make the final cut. Here Jonathan Harker encounters another vampire from whom he is protected by the Count. |
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427. Tem, Melanie. "The Better Half." |
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428. Tem, Steve Rasnic. "Vintage Domestic." |
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429. Tremayne, Peter. "Dracula's Chair." |
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430. Wagner, Karl Edward. "Beyond Any Measure." |
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Terrifying images of blood and death invade the dreams and waking hours of a young woman. She even has visions of a vampiric doppelganger. |
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431. Waldrop, Howard. "Der Untergang Des Abendlandesmenschen." |
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432. Wellman, Manly Wade. "Chastel." |
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433. Wilson, F. Paul. "Midnight Mass." |
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434. Jones, Stephen (editor). The Mammoth Book of Dracula. New York: Carroll & Graf, 1997. Paperback. |
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Stephen Jones bids us welcome in this collection of Draculacentered stories which, when read in sequence, produce a fictionalized history of literature's most enduring vampire. There is a mixture of original stories and reprints including the prologue of a dramatic reading of Stoker's Dracula. The foreword comes from Daniel Farson, Stoker's biographer and great-nephew. The story titles listed below are in order as they appear in the anthology. |
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435. Stoker, Bram. "Dracula: or The Un-Dead: Prologue." |
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On May 18, 1897, a few weeks before the publication of Dracula (see #245), Stoker produced a single-performance play based on his novel. With minor corrections, this is the prologue for that play as presented at London's Royal Lyceum Theatre. |
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