Uploaded January 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 hours ago
After 125 years since Bram Stoker first published his iconic novel, Dracula: Annotated For The 125th Anniversary is the culmination of Dacre Stoker's life's work.
We discuss the 101 pages cut from the original manuscript now fully intact along with several of Bram's own handwriting, tons of historical notes and a whole lot more of Dracula as you've never seen or heard before for the first time here. notes long thought to be lost forever have been found at last.
Bram's great-grand nephew, Dacre Stoker, is an international best selling author in his own right and has made it his life's mission to fit together the scattered pieces of his relative to better understand the man and his work, in particular, his novel Dracula.
Here, Dacre discusses the journals of Bram Stoker and details what they explain to us. Dacre also discusses the 101 pages which Bram was forced to cut from the original manuscript, which was added back along with historical annotations for fans of Stoker to unpack and enjoy at long last.
To learn more about Dacre Stoker and the Bram Stoker Estate and to purchase some sweet merch, or sign up for the free newsletter visit:
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After 125 years since Bram Stoker first published his iconic novel, Dracula: Annotated For The 125th Anniversary is the culmination of Dacre Stoker's life's work.
We discuss the 101 pages cut from the original manuscript now fully intact along with several of Bram's own handwriting, tons of historical notes and a whole lot more of Dracula as you've never seen or heard before for the first time here. notes long thought to be lost forever have been found at last.
Bram's great-grand nephew, Dacre Stoker, is an international best selling author in his own right and has made it his life's mission to fit together the scattered pieces of his relative to better understand the man and his work, in particular, his novel Dracula.
Here, Dacre discusses the journals of Bram Stoker and details what they explain to us. Dacre also discusses the 101 pages which Bram was forced to cut from the original manuscript, which was added back along with historical annotations for fans of Stoker to unpack and enjoy at long last.
To learn more about Dacre Stoker and the Bram Stoker Estate and to purchase some sweet merch, or sign up for the free newsletter visit:
dacrestoker.com/about
Carve out a stake in history and own a copy of Daracula: Annotated for the 125th Anniversary:
amzn.to/3VS1NqN
Buy a copy of Stoker On Stoker here:
amzn.to/3qu8XVa
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Follow Dark Bites on Twitter: @DarkBitesBlog
Until next time, stay hungry ... stay dark.
And thanks for watching!
#dracula #bramstoker #dacrestoker #vampire #undead #transylvania #horrorcommunity
