Dracula Published
June 26, 1897
Bram Stoker's Gothic novel about a Transylvanian count who preys on London matrons appeared to mixed reviews. It drew on Eastern European folklore, Victorian anxieties about sex and blood, and the new technologies of telegraphs and phonographs. The novel would outlive its century and the count, curiously enough, would outlive the novel.
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