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Bram Stoker
ISBN 9788119307678
Rs. 2,720
Wilco
Dracula And Other Horror Classics
Who it's for: Readers of classic horror and Gothic literature
This leather-bound edition presents Bram Stoker's seminal work, Dracula, alongside a selection of his other captivating horror stories. It offers readers a deep dive into the origins of Gothic horror and the enduring legend of the vampire count, showcasing Stoker’s mastery of atmospheric storytelling and psychological suspense.Why You Should Read? Experience Dracula, a foundational text that shaped the horror genre and popular culture. Discover additional spine-chilling tales from Bram Stoker beyond his most famous novel. Immerse yourself in rich Victorian settings and explore themes of fear, mystery, and the supernatural. Acquire a beautifully crafted, leather-bound collector’s edition of classic horror literature.
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- Includes Dracula, a foundational Gothic horror novel
- Features additional horror stories by Bram Stoker
- Leather-bound collector's edition
- Explores themes of fear, mystery, and the supernatural
- Showcases Stoker's atmospheric storytelling and psychological suspense
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What is included in this edition?
This edition includes Bram Stoker's Dracula and a selection of his other horror stories.
Is this a collector's edition?
Yes, it is a leather-bound collector's edition.
What themes does the book explore?
The book explores themes of fear, mystery, and the supernatural, set in rich Victorian settings.
Who would enjoy this book?
Readers interested in classic horror literature and the origins of Gothic horror would enjoy this collection.




