Book description
Presents the complete transcript of a tape in which the inimitable count presents his side of the story about a series of ghastly incidents which occurred during his visit to England in 1891
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1 author picked The Dracula Tape as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
Before Anne Rice's vampire gave an interview, Saberhagen’s Dracula told his own side of Stoker’s story, gently poking at plot holes and purple prose.
From the moment I first learned this book existed, I knew I had to read it. When I finally tracked down a copy, it gave me new insights into the count’s character, and it made me laugh. I enjoyed The Dracula Tape’s lighter take on the classic material.
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