Dracula (Paperback)

Bram Stoker assembled Dracula out of letters, diary entries, telegrams and newspaper cuttings rather than a single narrating voice. Published in 1897, the novel follows Jonathan Harker's journey to Transylvania and then the effort in England to understand what has arrived along with the count. Its documentary structure lets a reader assemble the picture piece by piece, which is part of why the book still unsettles. This PROJAPOTI paperback runs to 336 pages, and because the imagery is strong in places, younger readers may want an adult reading alongside them. Why it endures: • An epistolary novel built from diaries, letters and cuttings • First published in 1897 and the source of much vampire fiction since • Follows Jonathan Harker, Mina and Van Helsing across two countries • A 336-page paperback edition from PROJAPOTI Readers of Gothic fiction and students of the nineteenth-century novel will find this PROJAPOTI edition at Boipoka.