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Bram Stoker

Review: Land of the Dead – Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi

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Land of the Dead - Steven Hopstaken & Melissa Prusi

Genre: Historical, Paranormal (Vampires & Werewolves) LGBTQ+ Category: Gay (Oscar Wilde) Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde unite once more to battle spirits and demons invading our world. Third book in the series. Grimdark Magazine called the first book an “addictive, clever and extremely fun horror adventure.” Book 3 in the Stoker’s Wilde series! Science and the supernatural collide in this terrifying tale of witches, reanimated corpses and spirits invading our world from beyond the grave. Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde have returned to their lives in London after their adventures in … Read more

Review: Stoker’s Wild – Stephen Hopstaken & Melissa Prussi

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Review: Stoker's Wild - Stephen Hopstaken & Melissa Prussi

Genre: Historical, Paranormal LGBTQ+ Category: Gay, Bisexual Reviewer: Maryann Get It On Amazon About The Book Longlisted for The Guardian’s Not the Booker Prize 2019. Years before either becomes a literary legend, Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde must overcome their disdain for one another to battle the Black Bishop, a mysterious madman wielding supernatural forces to bend the British Empire to his will. With the help of a European vampire expert, a spirited actress and an American businessman, our heroes fight werewolves, vampires and the chains of Victorian morality. The fight will take them through dark forests in Ireland, the … Read more

Jeff Baker, Boogieman in Lavender: Of Dracula and Dragons

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                                                            By Jeff Baker             He is one of the most famous characters in fiction, certainly the most famous vampire. He is Dracula, also known as Count Dracula. Not popular fiction’s first vampire, or even the second, but the template from which the others either followed or diverged.             And any writer, reader or fan of vampire-themed fiction should read “Dracula,” the novel from which all the movies sprang. Published in 1897 it is an epistolary novel; that is, one told through letters and journals and diary entries of the characters. Dracula himself does not appear in much of … Read more