Bram Stoker
The Lair of the White Worm
language
(Paleozoic Press Nov. 24, 2016)
-the original, unabridged text of the novel from 1911
-includes an introduction discussing the novel's folklore genesis and prehistoric antagonist
-includes a copy of the folktale that inspired Stoker to write the novel
Bram Stoker's final novel, featuring a wicked mesmerist, a femme fatale, and a giant, prehistoric reptile terrorizing rural England. Young Adam Salton arrives from Australia to his uncle's estate to find himself surrounded by monsters of all sorts. Guided by a Van Helsing-like neighbor, Salton confronts the evils of the neighborhood and manages to find time for a little romance along the way.
-includes an introduction discussing the novel's folklore genesis and prehistoric antagonist
-includes a copy of the folktale that inspired Stoker to write the novel
Bram Stoker's final novel, featuring a wicked mesmerist, a femme fatale, and a giant, prehistoric reptile terrorizing rural England. Young Adam Salton arrives from Australia to his uncle's estate to find himself surrounded by monsters of all sorts. Guided by a Van Helsing-like neighbor, Salton confronts the evils of the neighborhood and manages to find time for a little romance along the way.
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