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Originally published in 1897, this masterpiece of horror and suspense was an instant bestseller, transcending generation, language, and culture to become one of the most perennially popular novels ever written. Now, Dracula is strikingly repackaged to include a foreword by Elizabeth Kostova, the author of the instant #1 New York Times bestseller The Historian. Bram Stoker has created a horrific and bleak allegorical saga of an eternally cursed being whose malevolent deeds reflect the questions of identity, sanity, morality, sexuality, and desire that plagued Victorian societyand continue to plague the modern world.
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VO ShopThe Crypt WallSalem: never seen it, i probly should though, anyone do anything interesting lately? im so bored!!!!!!!!!!!
-- Fri, Nov 14 10:28am. DEATH: Interesting costumes though
-- Thu, Nov 6 10:58am. Morbius: Good one, Ranger! Of course, there was much more drama last night
-- Wed, Nov 5 4:50pm. Ranger: Morbius, I watched that too, but last night. I think it was called something else though. Election Day Results '08 or something
-- Wed, Nov 5 3:47pm. Morbius: I watched Fantasm on Halloween. What a creepy little dated horror movie. Kind of fun, though
-- Wed, Nov 5 2:30pm. Vladimir: Pretty quiet Oct 31st here. Had to work. But I've had my share of interesting Halloweens over the years, so it all balances out.
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