Article: PICK OF THE DAY: Biting into Bram Stoker's Dracula; Arts Lives, 10.10pm, RTE1.(Features)

Article: Was this Count Dracula's lair?
The Sunday Telegraph London;  January 19, 1997 ;     670 words ... ... family's ruined castle was the inspiration for Bram Stoker's descriptions of Count Dracula's eerie palace. Earl Erroll says a new book ... authors of The Un-Dead, the Legend of Bram Stoker which will be published in May, Slains, owned ...

Article: THE SECRET LIFE OF LASZLO, COUNT DRACULA, by ...
Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service;  September 7, 1994 ;     700+ words ... ... Roderick Anscombe's first novel, ``The Secret Life of Laszlo, Count Dracula,'' is a stunning reconfiguration of the psychic and sexual terrain broached by Bram Stoker in his classic ``Dracula.'' What makes that earlier tale of bloodlust ...

Article: The real Count Dracula is no more
The Hindustan Times;  November 23, 2007 ;     359 words ... ... descendant of the 15th century ruler Count Dracula passed away last weekend in a ... Otti now inherits the name 'Count Dracula'. Vlad Dracula, who was renowned ... the inspiration behind novelist Bram Stoker's tale of the bloodsucking ...

Article: Count Dracula's cellar found in Hungary.
Asian News International;  October 12, 2009 ;     641 words ... ... of the "Dracula House" of the document. The character of Count Dracula, who actually lived from c. 1431 to 1476 was made famous by the 19th Century English novelist Bram Stoker, and was not closely based on the life of Voivode (Duke ...

Article: Count Dracula's cellar found in Hungary
The Hindustan Times;  October 3, 2009 ;     590 words ... ... of the "Dracula House" of the document. The character of Count Dracula, who actually lived from c. 1431 to 1476 was made famous by the 19th Century English novelist Bram Stoker, and was not closely based on the life of Voivode (Duke ...

Article: Monstrous infants and vampyric mothers in Bram ...
International Journal of Psychoanalysis;  February 1, 2007 ;     700+ words ...Bram Stoker's Dracula continues ... ambivalence, envy Since 1897, Bram Stoker's Dracula (1983) has ... powerful ambivalences. Count Dracula is a monster feared not ... Dracula may be understood as Bram Stoker's fantasy of a monster ...

Article: Count Dracula Fan Club
Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology;      502 words ...Count Dracula Fan Club Founded ... historical aspects of Bram Stoker 's book Dracula ... on books about Count Dracula or vampirism ... Network, and the Bram Stoker Memorial Association ... John, et al. The Count Dracula Fan Club Book of ...