Dracula's Guest

A classic of Gothic literature: this collection showcases Bram Stoker’s mastery of the horror genre — not only through the famous novel “Dracula,” but also through lesser-known yet atmospheric stories.

This collection includes chilling tales about a sinister judge’s ghost who has inhabited an abandoned house for a hundred years, about a cat that found a way to take revenge on the murderer of its only kitten, about a gypsy woman’s cruel prophecy, and about a love triangle that ends in inevitable tragedy. And the highlight of the collection is the chapter “Dracula,” excluded from the final version of the text, which tells the story of the dangerous adventures of a young Englishman who finds himself in a snowy forest near Munich on Walpurgis Night…

Contents: Dracula's Guest / Dracula's Guest (1914), The Judge's House / The Judge's House (1891), The Squaw / The Squaw (1893), The Secret of the Growing Gold / The Secret of the Growing Gold (1892), A Gipsy Prophecy / A Gipsy Prophecy (1914), The Coming of Abel Behenna / The Coming of Abel Behenna (1914), The Burial of the Rats / The Burial of the Rats (1910), A Dream of Red Hands / A Dream of Red Hands (1914), Crooken Sands / Crooken Sands (1914).