A Dream of Red Hands & other selected stories - Bram Stoker
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A Dream of Red Hands & Other Selected Stories by Bram Stoker offers a chilling and atmospheric collection from the legendary author of Dracula. Led by the eerie and emotionally charged title story-where guilt and fate entwine in a tale of psychological horror-this volume showcases Stoker's mastery of suspense, the supernatural, and the gothic. These tales range from dark encounters with the unknown to explorations of moral struggle and inner torment, all told with Stoker's trademark blend of dramatic tension and Victorian elegance. Mysterious, haunting, and richly imaginative, this collection…mehr

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A Dream of Red Hands & Other Selected Stories by Bram Stoker offers a chilling and atmospheric collection from the legendary author of Dracula. Led by the eerie and emotionally charged title story-where guilt and fate entwine in a tale of psychological horror-this volume showcases Stoker's mastery of suspense, the supernatural, and the gothic. These tales range from dark encounters with the unknown to explorations of moral struggle and inner torment, all told with Stoker's trademark blend of dramatic tension and Victorian elegance. Mysterious, haunting, and richly imaginative, this collection reveals the depth of Stoker's storytelling beyond his famous vampire, proving him a true craftsman of literary horror and intrigue.
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Bram Stoker (1847-1912) was an Irish author best known for writing the iconic Gothic novel Dracula (1897). Born in Dublin, Ireland, Stoker overcame a sickly childhood to become a successful writer, theatre critic, and the personal manager of famed actor Sir Henry Irving. His work on Dracula combined folklore, horror, and Victorian anxieties to create one of the most enduring figures in literature the vampire Count Dracula. Though he wrote other novels and short stories, it was Dracula that secured his legacy, shaping the modern image of the vampire and influencing generations of horror writers and f ilmmakers. Stoker's atmospheric storytelling and imaginative vision continue to captivate readers more than a century after his death.