Dracula’s Guest
This posthumous collection gathers Bram Stoker’s short horror fiction, headed by the famous title story—often considered a deleted opening chapter of Dracula—in which an English traveler in the Transylvanian countryside encounters a vampiric horror on Walpurgis Night. Alongside it stand other eerie tales of the uncanny and the macabre. For lovers of Dracula, Dracula’s Guest offers a chilling glimpse into the same shadowy world and Stoker’s mastery of Gothic dread in miniature. Atmospheric and unsettling, the collection showcases his gift for supernatural terror across a range of short tales, making it an essential companion to his immortal vampire novel.
About the Author
Bram Stoker (1847-1912) was an Irish writer and, for nearly three decades, business manager of London’s Lyceum Theatre. Though he wrote several novels and short-story collections, his reputation rests entirely on Dracula, whose blend of folklore, travelogue, and Victorian dread has never gone out of…
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