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Mar 20 '12
Painful - Twilight fans review Bram Stoker’s Dracula (incidentally, the Kindle Edition of Dracula is free).
norcross:

gemini-dragon:

salutationtothestars:

sexcepted:

dulcetflan:

exaltedhaze:

capriciousmistress:

eps1lon:

This saddens me greatly 

i want to break things oKAY



whats that sound im hearing
is that the blood in my ears
do i have to bludgeon someone with my book


Dracula is not difficult. At all.

Okay, I don’t approve of people tackling this book expecting present-day vampires and being disappointed, because in general, present-day vampire stories can’t compare to the dawn of vampire stories (although, of course, there are exceptions, such as Anne Rice’s books). It’s not uncommon for “creatures” (for lack of a better term) such as vampires or werewolves to be somewhat bastardized as we get farther and farther from the dates of their origin stories, but there’s a vast amount of difference between a vampire like Dracula, and a vampire like Edward. They can’t be compared properly.
But, having said that, I don’t like Dracula, either.


Dracula was the first classic I tackled that wasn’t required for school ;_; I read it the summer before my freshman year of high school.  When I was 13, yes the beginning was boring.
I JUST LOVE THIS BOOK OK?

sad. this is sad.

Painful - Twilight fans review Bram Stoker’s Dracula (incidentally, the Kindle Edition of Dracula is free).

norcross:

gemini-dragon:

salutationtothestars:

sexcepted:

dulcetflan:

exaltedhaze:

capriciousmistress:

eps1lon:

This saddens me greatly 

i want to break things oKAY

whats that sound im hearing

is that the blood in my ears

do i have to bludgeon someone with my book

Dracula is not difficult. At all.

Okay, I don’t approve of people tackling this book expecting present-day vampires and being disappointed, because in general, present-day vampire stories can’t compare to the dawn of vampire stories (although, of course, there are exceptions, such as Anne Rice’s books). It’s not uncommon for “creatures” (for lack of a better term) such as vampires or werewolves to be somewhat bastardized as we get farther and farther from the dates of their origin stories, but there’s a vast amount of difference between a vampire like Dracula, and a vampire like Edward. They can’t be compared properly.

But, having said that, I don’t like Dracula, either.

Dracula was the first classic I tackled that wasn’t required for school ;_; I read it the summer before my freshman year of high school.  When I was 13, yes the beginning was boring.

I JUST LOVE THIS BOOK OK?

sad. this is sad.

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  1. miss-shiva-adler reblogged this from darcythelunatic and added:
    I have like a very old edition at home and I read Dracula when I was 8 and I was so overwhelmed by it’s beauty I cried...
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    Oh no.
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    I’m gonna take my clothes off, sit in a police car and masturbate furiously to the mere thought of people like this...
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    I don’t care what anyone says, Dracula is still scary.
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    Just to see how Jessika reacts.
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