This chilling tale is filled with foreboding and atmospheric tension, serving as an excellent standalone work and a fascinating companion to Dracula.
Dracula's Guest is a short story by Bram Stoker, often considered a prelude to his iconic novel, Dracula. Published posthumously in 1914 by Stoker's widow, Florence, the story introduces elements of gothic horror and sets the tone for Dracula.
The narrative follows an unnamed protagonist, believed to be Jonathan Harker, as he travels through Germany. Ignoring warnings from locals, he ventures into a desolate area on Walpurgis Night, a time steeped in superstition. He encounters a mysterious tomb with ominous inscriptions, faces an attack by a supernatural
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