Stoker’s Other 17 Books

18 April 2012 · Irish Times

Luke Gibbons

Bram Stoker Estate account

Estate summary

Luke Gibbons looks beyond Dracula to Stoker’s interest in technology, America and future warfare. Reading The Mystery of the Sea and The Lady of the Shroud, he connects their inventions and political conflicts with imperial rivalries and the approaching twentieth century.

Irish Times critical essay; relevant discussion of technology, America and future warfare inspected. The title’s book count is the article’s framing, not a revised Estate bibliography. Exact publication day unconfirmed. The publisher’s saved structured publication metadata identifies 18 April 2012; this resolves the earlier unknown article date.

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Related illustration: Dracula, 1897 first edition, yellow cloth coverCourtesy of the Bram Stoker Estate.