One of Bram Stoker’s original titles was The Dead Un-Dead. Then it was simply The Un-Dead. And the vampire antagonist was called Count Wampyr, which doesn’t quite have the same ring as Dracula…
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The food reference in the book is a great one. Like most of Stoker’s writing, it’s very sensory – ‘very good but thirsty’…
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When Dracula first came out in 1897, it proved to be a popular read for the late Victorians, who loved their horror novels…
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