Nikki's review of Dracula
Dracula (Norton Critical Edition) by Bram Stoker
Bought my own hard-back copy and am allowing myself to indulg even though it isn't October yet (my favorite time to read it)
I soaked up Brahm's original edition that is about good vs. evil and not centered around Century Fox's motto that 'sex sells everything'. I even had nightmares. Priceless.
I soaked up Brahm's original edition that is about good vs. evil and not centered around Century Fox's motto that 'sex sells everything'. I even had nightmares. Priceless.
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Robert - your experience with a touchstone of vamp lit mildly echoes my reading of another, I Am Legend: college, Thanksgiving break, alone and lots of snow. Minus, of course, torching my roomies furniture.
You burned your roommates furniture?!? That's hilarious. I did get freaked out once while reading in the early hours and woke my husband to go check it out. Now that is some excellent writing.Never read I Am Legend R, you recommend it?
