Gibbet Hill
A newspaper supplement held a story absent from established accounts of Bram’s work. Discover Brian Cleary’s find and the route from an 1890 publication to new readers.
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Articles
Research into Bram’s life continues. Family papers and library collections still hold material that can change what we know about his writing and his world.
The Lost Journal
A notebook preserved among family papers reveals observations and ideas from Bram’s early working years. Read about its emergence and publication.
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Bram and the sea
Follow the coasts, crossings and maritime stories that recur through Bram’s life.
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Bram’s obituaries in 1912: a reputation already being debated
Explore the contrasting notices and tributes published after Bram’s death.
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Remembering Noel Stoker
A grandson’s recollections of books, journeys and family generosity.
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The Complex Legacy of Dracula
W. Parker considers the relationship between Bram’s novel and the many forms taken by Dracula in popular culture.
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How Dracula came to be studied
An Estate perspective on the growth of Dracula’s reputation and scholarship.
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How Bram’s widow took the makers of an unauthorised film to court, and why the film survived.
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