
Dracula
Letters, diaries and telegrams trace a Transylvanian count’s arrival in Victorian England.
- Author
- Bram Stoker
- First published
- 1897
- Length
- About 161,000 words (roughly 580 print pages)
- Formats
- EPUB (DRM-free) · Online reader
- Language
- English (British spelling)
- Edition source
- Standard Ebooks (public-domain dedication, CC0)
About this book
A young solicitor travels to a castle in the Carpathians to help a nobleman buy property in England, and soon realises he is a prisoner. Months later, strange deaths begin in Whitby and London, and a small band of friends must learn what they are facing before it is too late.
Told entirely through journals, letters and newspaper cuttings, Stoker’s novel builds its dread document by document — and gave us the vampire as we still imagine it.
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Credits & licence
Ebook edition: Standard Ebooks, released into the public domain (CC0 1.0). Produced for Standard Ebooks by Alex Cabal, based on a transcription from Project Gutenberg and digital scans from the Internet Archive. Cover: Standard Ebooks design adapted from “Italian Landscape of Ruins in the Moonlight”, a painting completed in 1850 by Joseph Magnus Stäck (public domain). EPUB and web reader edition packaged by Paper Lane Books from the Standard Ebooks source files. Standard Ebooks is not affiliated with Paper Lane Books and does not endorse this shop.