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Il giovane Harker, novello avvocato, deve recarsi in Transilvania per concludere un affare immobiliare con un misterioso Conte Dracula. Ma sin dal suo arrivo nei Carpazi, un insieme di inquietanti eventi si succede, dall'ululato onnipresente dei lupi ai proprietari di una locanda che lo benedicono, agli uomini con cui viaggia che gli fanno dono di catenine con agganciati dei crocifissi. Forse il Conte potrà spiegargli il perché di tanta superstizione... Scritto da Bram Stoker nel 1897 in forma di stralci di diari e di lettere, "Dracula" è tra gli ultimi, se non l'ultimo, dei grandi romanzi gotici. Creatura potente e inquietante, apparentemente immortale, in grado di padroneggiare poteri inimmaginabili, il conte-vampiro Dracula è passato direttamente dalla storia al mito. In questa edizione le atmosfere cupe immerse nella notte dei Non-Morti sono impreziosite dalle sublimi illustrazioni di Wilfried Sätty, che accompagnano il lettore in una vicenda in cui l'orrore e la minaccia assillano i protagonisti, in un crescendo di emozioni che conduce fino alle soglie dell'incubo.
- ISBN: 8817144789
- Casa Editrice: BUR Biblioteca Univ. Rizzoli
- Pagine: 416
- Data di uscita: 10-03-2020
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Shockingly, not a whole hell of a lot of vampire stuff up in this bitch. Mostly, it read like a dull travelogue with lots of emotions. Bro love everywhere. All the men loved all the women (platonically or otherwise) to the point they were willing to give their lives for whichever lucky lady was Dracula Leggi tutto
I find Victorian horror so interesting as a microcosm of reaction to social norms of the time, to the buttoned-down and repressed social climate of the time, to the “new moral standards” of the church and the new questions brought up and hidden away by scientific thought. But under the fabric of lat Leggi tutto
Two things about this book: 1. It is a really great and creepy story that deserves classic status 2. Everything is repeated soooooo much without any obvious benefit. Here is actual footage of Bram Stoker writing this novel: If Stoker had just got to the point, this book would have been much more excitin Leggi tutto
Dracula: the very name instantly brings to mind visions of vampires, stakes, garlic, and crucifixes. Yet, when one bothers to read the novel, it becomes self-evident how twisted modern vampire fiction now is. Vampires are not meant to inhabit the roles of heroes. Go back a few hundred years and men b Leggi tutto
this was all i could think about whenever they talked about dracula's dirt boxes lol
What a Leech! London, 1890s. Jonathan Harker returns from Transylvania, a series of bizarre incidents start taking place all around Whitby soon after. Worst of all, a strange malady seems to be slowly draining the life out of the helpless Lucy. Mina, her most trusted friend, unable to help her. Af
I was rather disappointed by this classic. It started out with promise, especially the Jonathan Harker bits. Then all the male characters descended into blubbering worshippers of the two female characters, and by the end of the novel, I was wishing Dracula could snack on all of them and be done with Leggi tutto
Another case of me starting a review with no idea how to rate it. This book was…a ride. I think my professor put it best when he said, “Dracula is either really good or really sh*tty.” Okay, yes, I’m paraphrasing, but only a little. https://emmareadstoomuch.wordpress.co... This book is quite a feat, ei Leggi tutto
Dracula is, of course, one of the most renowned horror stories, and the most well-known vampire novel. Bram Stoker set the ground rules for what a vampire should be, and set the benchmark for all other writers of the vampire afterwards. Indeed, if tyrannical villains are a necessity of Gothic fictio Leggi tutto
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