Titlebook: Bram Stoker; A Literary Life Lisa Hopkins Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 edition.event.ficti

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Conclusion,erience’ in Whitby, and an interactive panel in the Abbey’s new visitor centre at which one can question ‘Stoker’ on video. At least the Whitby Abbey display is well-informed, which is more than one can say for the various Dracula tours to Transylvania, a place which Stoker never visited.

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,Zircon U–Pb Geochronlogy and Hf–O Isotopes,ally conflicted depictions of motherhood. Charlotte appears to have been a powerful figure; Farson recalls that ‘My grandmother Enid married [Bram’s brother] Tom when she was little more than a girl, in 1891. She was not a fanciful woman and she told me that the family were in awe of Charlotte if no

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,über die Intrige in der Kom?die,iend and knew it. Soul had looked into soul!’ (. I: 33). Jeffrey Richards suggests that ‘It is perhaps significant that Stoker’s father died aged 77 in 1876, the year he had his momentous encounter with Irving’,. and that Stoker was thus perhaps subconsciously seeking a replacement father-figure. Wh

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,Early Life in Stoker’s Fiction,ally conflicted depictions of motherhood. Charlotte appears to have been a powerful figure; Farson recalls that ‘My grandmother Enid married [Bram’s brother] Tom when she was little more than a girl, in 1891. She was not a fanciful woman and she told me that the family were in awe of Charlotte if no

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At the Theatre,iend and knew it. Soul had looked into soul!’ (. I: 33). Jeffrey Richards suggests that ‘It is perhaps significant that Stoker’s father died aged 77 in 1876, the year he had his momentous encounter with Irving’,. and that Stoker was thus perhaps subconsciously seeking a replacement father-figure. Wh

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