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First published in 1897, this masterpiece of suspense and terror became an immediate best-seller, transcending vocabulary, era and culture to become among the most perennially popular books ever written. Today, Dracula is noticeably repackage to incorporate a foreword by Elizabeth Kostova, writer of the minute number 1 Ny Times best-seller The Historian. Bram Stoker has generated a dismal and terrible allegorical tale of a permanently cursed being whose malicious actions replicate the concerns of identity, sanity, morality, sex and wish that affected Victorian society—and continue steadily to affect today's modern world.