What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Cons
This not the same dimension as the original published hardback. This leaves the left side pages (verso) too close to the inside binding and very difficult to read. The description of the book's plot/story line is very deceiving.
Highlights
Quality
The book opens with the life of bram stoker 18471912
Packaging/appearance
Was a little put off by the authors habit of fragmenting sentences
Competitiveness
Readers shouldn’t miss this and many who read it may count it as among the best of the year so far
Stoker traveled with irving on his many tours of america
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- This product had a total of 187 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 10 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It is a novel lovers of literature and theater should not miss
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Selfdoubt often plagued him intensified by the fact his novels including dracula did not sell well
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Stoker found himself attracted to men and o’connor shows him roaming london seeking but pulling away from male sexual companionship
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When we are young we do not think that time is currency
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Then we notice the account running low
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
However one who would look at this as only a dracula fan would probably find this frustrating
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Shadowplay is a beautiful powerful alluring interpretation that sweeps you away to london in the late 1800s and into the life of bram stroker from his employment as manager of the lyceum theatre his tumultuous relationships with both his employer henry irving and the celebrated actress ellen terry to his ultimately writing the infamous dracula
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The characters leap from the page
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