Useful+Websites

​ Belford, Barbara. __Bram Stoker: a biography of the author of Dracula__. New York: Knopf, 1996.
 * Library Materials **

// This biography is a detailed account of Bram Stokers life available at the Issaquah library. // Glut, Donald F. __The Dracula Book__. Metuchen, N.J. Scarecrow Press, 1975.

// This book places Dracula in his historical context and discusses his importance in popular culture. // Miller, Elizabeth. __A Dracula Handbook__. Philadephia: Xlibris, 2005.

// This resource provides 199 pages of insight on the novel as well as information of Vlad III, the origins of the Dracula myth, and vampire lore. It is available at the Bellevue, Covington, Kent, and Woodinville libraries. //  Otfinoski, Steven. __Bram Stoker: the man who wrote Dracula__. New York: Franklin Watts, 2005. // This biography is found in the young adult section of the libraries in Bothell, Burien, Issaquah, and Shoreline. This simplistic book is a great starting place for information on the author of __Dracula__. //  Senf, Carol A. __Dracula: between tradition and modernism__. New York: Twayne Publishers, 1998. //  This very difficult text discusses the history of Dracula, and includes commentary on gender, race, imperialism, madness, religion, information, and the social context of Dracula. It is available at the Bellevue, Federal Way, and Kent libraries. Do not attempt to read this book in its entirety. It is made up of a collection of critical essays. Choose the one that is most relevant to your topic. This is a college level text. //   Goscilo, Helena. "Vlad Tepes (Dracula)." University of Pittsburgh. . // This University of Pittsburgh website provides links to viable online sources. //  "Vlad the Impaler." University of Louisiana Lafayette. . // This website by the University of Louisiana at Lafayette outlines the history of Dracula, and the life and atrocities of Vlad Tepes. //
 *  Online Materials   **