Drácula

Jonathan Harker travels to Transylvania to finalize a real estate deal with a mysterious count who has just purchased several properties in London. After a journey fraught with ominous signs, Harker is picked up at the Borgo Pass by a sinister carriage that takes him, lulled by the howling of wolves, to a ruined castle. Such is the unsettling beginning of a masterful novel that gave birth to one of the most popular and powerful myths of all time: Dracula. This edition includes a detailed chronology and a preface by the renowned professor and critic Christopher Frayling, which analyzes Stoker's life and the circumstances that led to the creation of Dracula. Likewise, the insightful introduction by specialist Maurice Hindle reflects on the most controversial aspects surrounding the origin of the vampiric archetype. The meticulous translation is by Mario Montalbán.