Bram Stoker

The collection features twelve essays exploring the diverse themes in Stoker's works, particularly beyond Dracula. It examines the intersections of Gothic literature with politics, sexuality, medicine, and national identity, showcasing the texts' complexity through various critical lenses. An introductory analysis highlights the critical reception of Stoker's writings in the twentieth century, setting the stage for in-depth discussions on his broader literary contributions, employing historicism, psychology, and genre studies.