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Tutankhamen renews interest in The Jewel of Seven Stars
29 September 1923 · Evening Star
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The Evening Star repeats a literary note from John o’ London’s Weekly connecting a new edition of The Jewel of Seven Stars with the contemporary fascination for Tutankhamen. It describes Bram as Irving’s manager and friend, praises Dracula as a powerful thriller and suggests that it would make a successful film. The note also speculates that a diary might survive and eventually provide material for reminiscences. That speculation is evidence of what the writer hoped might be found in 1923, not proof that the diary had then been inspected. The item documents an early Egyptian-discovery context for renewed interest in Bram’s novel.
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