Famous Impostors
Bram Stoker
False kings, alchemists, witches and women who lived as men: real cases of impostors from across history. Stoker's last nonfiction book, from 1910, reads like a gallery of true mysteries.
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DraculaCount Dracula leaves Transylvania for England, and his story reaches us through diaries, letters and newspaper clippings that slowly close in on him. Our own Project Aldus edition, with a carefully checked text and a clean modern layout.
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An Egyptologist falls into a deathlike trance beside the mummy of Queen Tera, and his daughter's fate turns out to be bound to the ancient queen. Stoker's mummy novel, a mix of archaeology, occultism and slow-building dread.
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Adam Salton arrives in Derbyshire and discovers that an ancient serpent lives beneath the estate of the elegant Lady Arabella March. Stoker's last novel, strange and feverish, and the inspiration for Ken Russell's cult film.
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Rupert Sent Leger inherits a castle on the Adriatic and begins receiving night visits from a pale woman wrapped in a burial shroud. Vampire mystery, adventure and Balkan politics in one novel told through letters and journals.
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Nine weird tales published by Stoker's widow in 1914, opening with the episode believed to have been cut from Dracula. It also gathers The Squaw, The Burial of the Rats and The Judge's House.
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