Bram Stoker

Bram Stoker was an Irish writer born in 1847, best known for creating the iconic vampire character Dracula. His novel, published in 1897, combines Gothic horror with themes of superstition and Victorian fears. Stoker’s storytelling blends folklore, history, and myth, influencing generations of horror literature and vampire lore. He worked as a civil servant and theater manager before focusing on writing. His work remains a foundational piece in horror fiction, celebrated for its atmosphere and complex characters, and continues to inspire movies, plays, and popular culture worldwide.