Dracula, A Longman Cutural Edition

Andrew Elfenbein is the Morse-Alumni Distinguish Teaching Professor of English at the University of Minnesota. He works on 18th- and 19th-century British literature, gender and sexuality studies, the history of English, and cognitive approaches to reading.

• List of IllustrationsAbout This EditionIntroductionTable of DatesDracula (1897)Appendix: “Dracula’s Guest”ContextsVictorian Reviews of DraculaThe AthenaeumBelfast News-LetterThe BookmanDaily NewsThe EraFreeman’s Journal and Daily Commercial AdvertiserHampshire Telegraph and Sussex ChronicleLloyd’s Weekly NewspaperNational MagazineNew York TribunePall Mall GazetteThe SpectatorTimes (London)Times (Washington)Eastern EuropeCharles Boner, from Transylvania: Its Products and its PeopleEdmund Cecil Johnson, from On the Track of the Crescent: Erratic Notes from Piraeus to PesthEmily Gerard, from “Transylvanian Superstitions”Gender[Anon.], from “The Age of Woman”Sarah Grand. From “The Modern Girl”Science Max Nordau, from Degeneration.Havelock Ellis, from The CriminalDaniel Hack Tuke, from Sleep-Walking and HypnotismWilliam Aitken, from The Science and Practice of MedicineMediaJames L. Andem, from A Practical Guide to the Use of the Edison PhonographC. L. McCluer Stevens, from “The Evolution of the Typewriter”Thomas Allen Reed, from A Biography of Isaac Pitman (Inventor of Phonography)Works Cited in the NotesFurther Reading and Viewing