Dacre Stoker
Praise for Dracul
Scary as hell. Gothic as decay. Dracul will have you checking over your shoulder, under your bed, and up on the ceiling, too. All while wondering about the contents of every crate and oblong box you see.
JOSH MALERMAN, author of Bird Box
A deliciously dark tale that is sure to satisfy Stoker fans’ enduring thirst for mystery and horror. I loved it!
NEIL SPRING, author of The Ghost Hunters
A thrilling exploration of the novel's [Dracula's] creation and its creator. It is also, as with the best literary horror, genuinely creepy . . . a brilliantly entertaining read.
Zoe Apostolides, FINANCIAL TIMES
Scary as hell. Gothic as decay. Dracul will have you checking over your shoulder, under your bed, and up on the ceiling, too. All while wondering about the contents of every crate and oblong box you see.
JOSH MALERMAN, author of Bird Box
A deliciously dark tale that is sure to satisfy Stoker fans’ enduring thirst for mystery and horror. I loved it!
NEIL SPRING, author of The Ghost Hunters
A thrilling exploration of the novel's [Dracula's] creation and its creator. It is also, as with the best literary horror, genuinely creepy . . . a brilliantly entertaining read.
Zoe Apostolides, FINANCIAL TIMES
Scary as hell. Gothic as decay. Dracul will have you checking over your shoulder, under your bed, and up on the ceiling, too. All while wondering about the contents of every crate and oblong box you see.
JOSH MALERMAN, author of Bird Box
A deliciously dark tale that is sure to satisfy Stoker fans’ enduring thirst for mystery and horror. I loved it!
NEIL SPRING, author of The Ghost Hunters
A thrilling exploration of the novel's [Dracula's] creation and its creator. It is also, as with the best literary horror, genuinely creepy . . . a brilliantly entertaining read.
Zoe Apostolides, FINANCIAL TIMES
Articles featuring Dacre Stoker
5 fascinating and unknown facts uncovered from Bram Stoker’s vaults
1. Illnesses were commonly explained by the supernatural In the Rosenbach museum’s collection of Bram’s notes for Dracula, there is a pasted newspaper clipping of an 1896 New York World article entitled “The New England Vampire Scare”. Bram probably read this while he was on a Lyceum Theater tour of the U.S., and its relevance to Dracula is easy to […]