When The London Library Discovered Bram Stoker’s Dracula Notes

23 October 2023 · Londonist

Will Noble

Bram Stoker Estate account · Original source: English

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Noble revisits the London Library’s identification of twenty-six books thought to have supported Stoker’s research. The article explains how Philip Spedding compared annotations and marked passages with the surviving Dracula notes.

Filed by the publisher’s visible last-updated date, 23 October 2023. It describes a discovery announced in 2018; the original article date remains unconfirmed.

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14 St James’s Square – The London Library — Contextual illustration: The London Library, 14 St James’s Square. This illustrates the subject; it is not identified as an image printed with the original article.Photograph: Jessica. Courtesy of the Bram Stoker Estate