Bram Stoker Without Fangs, Book One (Illustrated)

Bram Stoker is renown as the author of Dracula. But did you know he wrote a number of novels and short stories that had nothing to do with vampires. Some were thrilling adventures, others mysteries, a few romances, and (yes!) supernatural horror tales too. We’ve collected some of his lesser-known works in this new series to make them easy for you to find. And they’re all richly illustrated with new color photographs that capture the terror, the lust, and the danger of these stories. First book in a new horror series.

Abraham “Bram” Stoker is recognized as one of the most prominent authors of horror fiction. Born near Dublin, Ireland on November 8, 1847, he was an accomplished author, biographer, theatre critic, theatre manager, athlete, and journalist. Additionally, he served as personal assistant to actor Henry Irving. Stoker died under mysterious circumstances on April 20, 1912. He is best known for his Gothic masterpiece Dracula (1897).