Count Dracula; a play in three acts. by Tiller, Ted

Getting even. by Allen, Woody, 1935-

Table of Contents: “…-- Death knocks -- Spring bulletin -- Hassidic tales -- The Gossage-Vardebedian papers -- Notes from the overfed -- A twenties memory -- Count Dracula -- A little louder, please -- Conversations with Helmholtz -- Viva Vargas! …”

Bram Stoker's Dracula / by Needle, Jan

60 minutes.

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The Victorian fantasists : essays on culture, society, and belief in the mythopoeic fiction of the Victorian Age /

Table of Contents: “…Count Dracula and the Martians / R.J. Dingley -- Heroine as hero : Morris's case against quest-romance / Norman Talbot -- The education of desire : utopian fiction and feminist fantasy / Anne Cranny Francis -- The realism of magic in the fantasy tradition of William Morris / Ken Goodwin -- Toward a rhetoric of nineteenth-century fantasy criticism / Bruce L. …”

Blood thirst : 100 years of vampire fiction /

Table of Contents: “…Benson -- The stainless steel leech / Roger Zelazny -- Bite-me-not, or, Fleur de feu / Tanith Lee -- V: The Comic Vampire : Blood / Frederic Brown -- Blood brother / Charles Beaumont -- Count Dracula / Woody Allen -- VI: The Heroic Vampire : Hotel Transylvania (excerpt) / Chelsea Quinn Yarbro -- The master of Rampling Gate / Anne Rice -- Good kids / Edward Bryant -- Exposure / Laura Anne Gilman.…”

Lost worlds.

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Draculissimo : Concerto grosso für Trompete, Tenorposaune und Kammerensemble = Concerto grosso for trumpet, tenor trombone and chamber ensemble (2010) / by Schneider, Enjott, 1950-

The vampire : a new history / by Groom, Nick, 1966-

Table of Contents: “…The cultures of death : Gothic romanticism, deathly words ; Mortal pathologies : being bestial, living lies ; Bleeding gold : Gothic capitalism and undead consumerism ; The Count, Dracula : smoke and mirrors -- pen, paint and blood -- Conclusion: Crawling and creeping : living with vampires.…”
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The vampire : a new history / by Groom, Nick, 1966-

Table of Contents: “…The cultures of death : Gothic romanticism, deathly words ; Mortal pathologies : being bestial, living lies ; Bleeding gold : Gothic capitalism and undead consumerism ; The Count, Dracula : smoke and mirrors -- pen, paint and blood -- Conclusion: Crawling and creeping : living with vampires.…”
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The Vampire : Origins of a European Myth. by Bohn, Thomas M.

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Dracula / by Lochhead, Liz, 1947-

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Frankenstein makes a sandwich : and other stories you're sure to like, because they're all about monsters, and some of them are also about food... / by Rex, Adam

Table of Contents: “…Frankenstein makes a sandwich -- The Creature from the Black Lagoon doesn't wait an hour before swimming -- The Phantom of the Opera can't get "It's a small world" out of his head -- The Middlewich Witch-Watchers Club, a club sandwich which watches witches -- An open letter from Wolfman's best friend -- The Invisible Man gets a haircut -- The Phantom of the Opera still can't get "It's a small world" out of his head -- Count Dracula doesn't know he's been walking around all night with spinach in his teeth -- The Mummy won't go to his eternal rest without a story and some cookies -- The Yeti doesn't appreciate being called Bigfoot -- If the Phantom of the Opera can't get "Pop goes the weasel" out of his head, he's going to freak out -- The Lunchsack of Notre Dame -- Dr. …”

Robin Wood on the horror film : collected essays and reviews / by Wood, Robin, 1931-2009

Table of Contents: “…Louis to The Texas Chainsaw Massacre -- Neglected Nightmares -- "Art" and Alligators -- Burying the Undead: The Use and Obsolescence of Count Dracula -- Returning the Look: Eyes of a Stranger -- Cronenberg: A Dissenting View -- King Meets Cronenberg -- John Carpenter -- Dead End -- Cat and Dog: Lewis Teague's Stephen King Movies -- Notes for a Reading of I Walked with a Zombie -- The Woman's Nightmare: Masculinity in Day of the Dead -- Larry Cohen Interview (Robin Wood and Richard Lippe) -- Nosferatu -- The Silence of the Lambs -- Brian De Palma -- George Romero -- Fresh Meat: Diary of the Dead -- Revenge Is Sweet: The Bitterness of Audition -- What Lies Beneath?…”

Dracula's guest : and other stories / by Stoker, Bram, 1847-1912

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The dread of difference : gender and the horror film /

Table of Contents: “…/ Harvey Roy Greenberg -- The Stepfather: father as monster in the contemporary horror film / Patricia Brett Erens -- Burying the undead: the use and obsolescence of Count Dracula / Robin Wood -- Daughters of darkness: the lesbian vampire on film / Bonnie Zimmerman -- From Dracula, with love / Vera Dika -- The place of passion: reflections on Fatal attraction / James Conlon -- Birth traumas: parturition and horror in Rosemary's baby / Lucy Fischer.…”

Media of serial narrative /

Table of Contents: “…Five ways of looking at popular seriality / Frank Kelleter -- Antebellum popular serialities and the transatlantic birth of "American" comics / Jared Gardner -- Serial politics in antebellum America: on the cultural work of the city-mystery genre / Daniel Stein -- Serial entertainment/serial pleasure: the Yellow Kid / Christina Meyer -- Inevitability of chance: time in the sound serial / Scott Higgins -- Spectral seriality: the sights and sounds of Count Dracula / Shane Denson and Ruth Mayer -- Hollywood remaking as second-order serialization / Frank Kelleter and Kathleen Loock -- New millennial remakes / Constantine Verevis -- The ends of serial criticism / Jason Mittell -- Sensing the opaque: seriality and the aesthetics of televisual form / Sudeep Dasgupta -- The inevitable, the surprise, and serial television / Sean O'Sullivan -- "All over the map": building (and rebuilding) Oz / Henry Jenkins -- Popular seriality in everyday practice: Perry Rhodan and Tatort / Christine Hämmerling and Mirjam Nast -- Digital seriality: on the serial aesthetics and practice of digital games / Shane Denson and Andreas Sudmann.…”
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Romania : borderland of Europe / by Boia, Lucian

The dread of difference : gender and the horror film /

Table of Contents: “…Berenstein -- Bringing it all back home : family economy and generic exchange / Vivian Sobchack -- Trying to survive on the darker side : 1980s family horror / Tony Williams -- Genre, gender, and the aliens trilogy / Thomas Doherty -- Taking back the Night of the living dead : George Romero, feminism, and the horror film / Barry Keith Grant -- Gender, genre, argento / Adam Knee -- "Beyond the veil of the flesh" : David Cronenberg and the disembodiment of horror / Lianne McLarty -- The horror film in neoconservative culture / Christopher Sharrett -- Torture porn and uneasy feminisms : rethinking (wo)men in Eli Roth's hostel films / Maisha Wester -- Horror, femininity, and Carrie's monstrous puberty / Shelley Stamp -- The monster as woman : two generations of cat people / Karen Hollinger -- Here comes the bride : wedding gender and race in Bride of Frankenstein / Elizabeth Young -- Burying the undead : the use and obsolescence of Count Dracula / Robin Wood -- Old times in Werewolf of London / Robert Spadoni -- Daughters of darkness : the lesbian vampire on film / Bonnie Zimmerman -- Birth traumas : parturition and horror in Rosemary's baby / Lucy Fischer -- The place of passion : reflections on Fatal attraction / James Conlon -- Feminine horror : the embodied surrealism of In my skin / Adam Lowenstein -- Uncanny horrors : male rape in Twentynine palms / Lisa Coulthard.…”

The morals of monster stories : essays on children's picture book messages /

Table of Contents: “…"You can't get rid of the Babadook": The Supertextual Supernatural (Lloyd Isaac Vayo)Monsters Like Us (Gerald Raymond Gordon); Part 3: Fostering Heteronormativity, Agency and Racial Superiority; The Scars of Dracula: Count Dracula and the Undead Meaning in Children's Early Readers (Simon Bacon); Misogyny, Monsters and Malice: Dismantling Troy Cummings' The Notebook of Doom Series (Holly A. …”
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