EPISODE 167: In The Footsteps of Bram Stoker And Dracula With his Closest Living Descendant Author Dacre Stoker

Transatlantic History Ramblings

INTERVIEW BEGINS AT: 30:00

The legendary Bram Stoker may have passed away in 1912, but his works and legacy live on, not only in classics like Dracula and Lair of the White Worm, but thru his closest living descendant, and author of the official sequel to his classic novel.

Dacre Stoker joins us again to discuss and celebrate the life and work of his namesake and we discuss some unique and exciting opportunities for fans of Bram Stoker and or Dracula...

You can join Dacre Stoker in walking in the footsteps of his famous relative, as well as the inspiration for his most famous work, Dracula, with a very special walking tour thru Romania led by Mr. Stoker himself, you will see the places Bram talked about in Dracula, as well as some of the historic sites related to the inspiration (or one of them anyway) of the Vampire Count

Or actually follow in the footsteps of Bram himself, in his homeland of Ireland, where Dacre will lead you to some of the most important places in the real life of Bram, check out this and more at Dacre's website

http://dacrestoker.com/

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