Lady Athlyne

About the author

Stoker’s Dracula is told through letters, diaries, and logs. The form matters: dread arrives as paperwork, travel notes, and the slow agreement that something impossible is true. More of this shelf for Bram Stoker.

Where to read it

• Open Library work
• Project Gutenberg page

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