Bramstoker Stories

Bram Stoker was and still is the world acclaimed writer of gothic horror bestseller "Dracula", amongst many other gothic novels. However, what made this pacific victorian man imagine such a terrible creature as the bloody vampire? Was there anything in his quiet, methodic and organized life that could ease the creation of such a monster? A secret perhaps? Short Story. Fanfiction based on the Tv Show "Houdini and Doyle" episode "Strigoi". STILL, it may stand on its own, as I took the care of explaining most of the spoilers.

❝ How do I know you're not going to lace it with poison? Is that how you kill your victims?" "Why would I kill someone by poison and then eat them? That sounds awfully counterproductive." "So you do eat them!❞ ••• where ranpo tries to solve the serial killings in a small town near yokohama. available on ao3 as "golden hour" ••• highest rankings: #1 in bram - 10/10/23

This short-short story is told in letter-like poems. Partially Inspired by Creantzyy's "Path to freedom" Fan-comic. Nikolai&Fyodor perspectives. Art creds to Creantzyy ofc TW:Death

🏆 19# in Phenomenon 🏆 🏆 6# in Bram Stoker 🏆 She is in trouble. Deep trouble. Will she ever escape this nightmare? Read on as Kayla fights to survive in the depths of death, will she ever escape the grasp of the one and only...Dracula.

Hungary 28th March 1609, Anna Darvulia receives a visit from a mysterious woman, the countess Elizabeth Bathory. This countess, so feared by citizens, visits her for a proposal... Will Anna agree? Are the stories about Elizabeth, that terrify people so much, true? What will Anna find out?

I have the goal of reading every single book mention through characters in Bungo stray dogs, I know this will take YEARS but why not also document my thoughts on the books and authors and other info I pick up on the way I'll try to keep each spoiler free and I will also rate non BSD Books but, by the same authors I'll rate each of them based off of the plot, characters and overall how much I enjoyed the books.. feel free to say your opinions too since I really want to hear them. I'll be rating them x/10, say how long it took me to finish it and further research I've done on the books and Authors BE AWARE. A bunch of these novels/novellas have dark themes like suicide, death, homophobia/transphobia, sexism etc. within them.. I'll give a trigger warning in the beginning.

Zoe Van Helsing has been reading and rereading accounts of sister Agatha and Mina Murray for years, in hopes to decipher true nature of vampires. However, existence of Blanche Cascien raises more questions than answers, and Dracula will not help to answer them. But perhaps the mysterious woman from the past had left Zoe a key to open Dracula's secrets?

England, 1895 Diana Westenra does not fit in the small city that saw her grow up. A self-declared spinster with an unhealthy curiosity, a strong opinion and a library to match, the young woman has failed for years in the only task her family gave her: securing a suitable husband. With her hopes withered after spending time in France, she comes back to Purfleet to care for her sick mother and organize the marriage of Lucy, her younger sister, already engaged to a gentleman. There, new and old friendships await. But a monster arrives in England and sinks her family into despair, changing her life forever. Thrown into a battle that defies her beliefs and the foundations of her very soul, Diana will have to choose between the darkness and the light of her own heart to rise to the occasion...or fall. Through it all, the words she spills on her journal are the only thing keeping her almost safe from insanity.

Storyline: Dracula is an 1897 novel by Irish author Bram Stoker, featuring as its primary antagonist the vampire Count Dracula. It was first published as a hardcover in 1897 by Archibald Constable and Co. Dracula has been attributed to many literary genres including vampire literature, horror fiction, the gothic novel and invasion literature. Structurally it is an epistolary novel, that is, told as a series of letters, diary entries, ships' logs, etc. Literary critics have examined many themes in the novel, such as the role of women in Victorian culture, conventional and conservative sexuality, immigration, colonialism, postcolonialism and folklore. Although Stoker did not invent the vampire, the novel's influence on the popularity of vampires has been singularly responsible for many theatrical, film and television interpretations throughout the 20th and 21st centuries.

Dracula managed to trick his pursers and ended up getting trapped in his tomb for 200 years. Now, released by accident by an exploring teenage girl, Kat, he is free to wreak havoc on a world that doesn't believe in him. But Kat, who bargained for her family with her own life, has to stay with him, teach him about the world he now lives in, and never try to escape or cause trouble for him. Kat wants nothing more than to escape - but as she spends time with him, she realizes Dracula may not be the monster of legend. (This is an older piece of writing I'm updating as I go so if you have suggestions I'd love to hear them!)

An Egyptologist, attempting to raise from the dead the mummy of Tera, an ancient Egyptian queen, finds a fabulous gem and is stricken senseless by an unknown force. Amid bloody and eerie scenes, his daughter is possessed by Tera's soul, and her fate depends upon bringing Tera's mummified body to life.

Reader gets into trouble with the King and is forced to leave the town as knights chase them into the woods, reader soon comes across a castle that seems to abandoned. But is it really? Medieval Au !! - Chapters Done : 1/?? - !¡ The character Bram Stoker belongs to Asagiri, the creator of the anime called 'Bungo Stray Dogs', it's not my original character. ¡!

Hello, this is my review of Dracula by Bram Stoker. More of my reviews are available on my blog: literatureandbeyondblog.wordpress.com Any comments or remarks are welcome. Thank you.

The rich tragedy of Edward Rover, his poetry, and his doomed romantic saviour. A young poet is captured by the vibrancy of a young brunette, only to realise his dark soul is nothing but a threat to her glory. It's too bad he can't stay away. 'Edward Rover's Delicate Locutions' is a two-part short story of Bram Stoker-esque romantic Gothicism set in a dreary Victorian Scotland.

"Just wanted to try what was living after I stabbed myself."

A Lilia X Bram reader Sorry if characters are ooc haven't read bsd in a while and I'm unable to play twst Bsd and twst don't belong to me

In this collection of works, I will create fictional first person account stories of classical monsters from Frankenstein's monster to Count Dracula. I will also bring about other tales of horror and mystery inspired by legendary authors.