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28 Aug 2014:Irish gothic horror writer known for works including Uncle Silas and Carmilla also invested in newspapers in Dublin
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15 Aug 2014: Whereas Victorian writers could rely on repressed sexuality to generate unease, today's horror and fantasy novels put sex on the front cover. But the best new examples of the genre still bring up the things we don't like to talk about, writes Damien Walter
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21 Apr 2014:
Bram Stoker's classic vampire story was very much of its time but still resonates more than a century later, writes Robert McCrum
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Quiz,
8 Apr 2014:
Bram Stoker was a theatre critic before he wrote Dracula, and many dramatists have sunk their teeth into vampire myths. As the fanged coming-of-age play Let the Right One In opens in London, test your knowledge about vampires onstage
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Gallery (5 pictures),
19 Feb 2014:
From George RR Martin to Jane Austen, Waterstones has been recreating setpieces from great literature in toy bricks. Take a child's eye view of classic books here
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4 Feb 2014:
Milo : 'Dracula is to vampire novels as A Study in Scarlet is to detective novels: one of the first, greatest and the story which introduced the character for those genres'
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6 Jan 2014:
Moira Redmond: From Pamela to Bridget Jones, fictional diaries enthral us. What is it that so appeals both to writers and their readers?
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17 Oct 2013:
Bruce and his extraordinarily gifted dancers navigate Bram Stoker's hellish narrative with near-hallucinatory dexterity, writes Judith Mackrell
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29 Sep 2013:
Mark Bruce's deliciously droll adaptation of Dracula is a must-see, writes Luke Jennings
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25 Jun 2013: The man behind the best ever vampire novel was a major inspiration to innumerable stars of SF and horror
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1 Jun 2013: Margaret Reynolds: A college that taught the wrong book accidentally highlights an important point: too often texts are taught in isolation
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16 Dec 2012:
Lost short stories have been rediscovered, showing the rough ideas Stoker developed in his masterpiece
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Gallery (21 pictures),
15 Dec 2012:
With the publication of The Forgotten Writings of Bram Stoker, light is shed on the origins of his world famous 1897 novel. The perfect opportunity to bring you a celebration of one of the most filmed books in history - Dracula
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8 Nov 2012: Irish novelist who created the best-known vampire in literary and film history was born 165 years ago
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14 Oct 2012:
This animated take on the Dracula story is witty, macabre and overlong, writes Philip French
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