Episode · Behind the Bastards · 2023-10-31

Books mentioned on The True Story of Dracula

3 books · With Jack O'Brien · Listen · Watch on YouTube

Robert sits down with Jack O'Brien to talk about how the life of a Transylvanian prince turned into the story of Dracula. (1 part) Sources: https://warfarehistorynetwork.

Books mentioned, in the order they came up

  1. Dracula

    Bram Stoker, Jack Kelly · at 1:38:57 · mentioned 2 times

    Dracula by Bram Stoker is a classic 1897 epistolary horror novel that established the modern literary vampire and the archetype of Count Dracula.

    Discussed
    “All of this kind of fuses together to create the Dracula that he writes in his book Dracula in 1890, right? And that is 1890 something like that.”
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  2. The Vampire Archives

    Otto Penzler; Mary Elizabeth Braddon; William Gilbert; Anne Crawford; Eliza Lynn Linton; Mary Cholmondeley; Alecsandri, Vasile; Ambrose Bierce; Sheridan Le Fanu; F. G. Loring; Edgar Allan Poe; Hume Nisbet; Eric Stenbock; Luigi Capuana; Franz Hartmann; Carl Jacobi; Anne Rice; Frederick Cowles; Montague Rhodes James; O. Scott-Moncrieff; H.P. Lovecraft; Tanith Lee; Joseph Payne Brennan; Algernon Blackwood; Clark Ashton Smith; Johann Wolfgang von Goethe; Lord Byron; John Keats; Charles Beaumont; Ed Gordon; David J. Schow; Victor Roman; E. F. Benson; Basil Copper; Francis Marion Crawford; Manly Wade Wellman; August Derleth; Alice Askew; Claude Askew; Bram Stoker; H. B. Marriott Watson; Jan Neruda; D. H. Lawrence; Fredric Brown; Stephen King; R. Chetwynd-Hayes; Richard Matheson; Roger Zelazny; Lisa Tuttle; Kilworth, Garry; Walter Starkie; Vincent O'Sullivan; Violet M. Firth (Dion Fortune); Everil Worrell; Mary A. Turzillo; Lafcadio Hearn; Steve Rasnic Tem; Brian Stableford; F. Paul Wilson; Sabine Baring-Gould; Clive Barker; Sydney Horler; Hugh B. Cave; Vernon Lee; Guy de Maupassant; Fritz Leiber; Robert Bloch; Gardner R. Dozois; Jack Dann; Brian Lumley; Ray Bradbury; Peter Berresford Ellis; Richard Laymon; Dan Simmons; Gahan Wilson; Dana Seitler · at 1:33:33

    Discussed
    “Who in 1819 writes an article called The Vampire, a tale by Lord Byron. And this is this is going to spread this is a very popular story.”
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  3. An appeal in favor of that class of Americans called Africans

    Lydia Maria Child; L. Maria Child · at 1:35:59

    Discussed
    “This is published 14 years before Lydia Child is going to write a book called An Appeal in Favor of That Class of Americans Called Africans, which is kind of probably the first big anti-slavery book.”
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