Bram Stoker is Dracula. Vampires. Gift book bound in leather.

"Dracula" is a cult novel about vampires, the super-bestseller of all time. Stoker spent eight years painstakingly researching it, studying European and especially Irish folklore, myths, legends and any mention of vampires and bloodsuckers.

"Dracula" was written back in 1897 and has since gone through many reprints. He was repeatedly filmed, including such a master of cinema as Francis Ford Coppola.

"Vampires" can be considered the backstory of Bram Stoker's Dracula. The author offers the reader a cocktail of mysticism and mystification, flavored with Gothic horrors. This mixture is intriguing and fascinating, and the novel harmoniously coexists with the wonderful stories of Bram Stoker, who is clearly imitated by the baron hiding under the pseudonym B. Olshevri.