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The most famous of all vampire stories, Dracula remains a compelling read, rattling along at break-neck speed, a true page-turner. Here is a new edition of one of the great horror stories in English literature, the novel that spawned a myth and a proliferation of vampire tales in film, television, graphic novels, cartoons, and teen fiction, including the current craze revolving around the Twilight and True Blood series.
This Halloween, why not let literature dress you? The Oxford World’s Classics series has brought together the greatest works of fiction, drama, and poetry, from Gothic horrors to timeless romances. Take this quiz to discover which titles you should use as inspiration for your costume this spooky season!
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