Upon arriving at the 700-year-old fortress, the guests will be greeted by Dacre Stoker, the great grand-nephew of author Bram Stoker.
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It gives a whole new meaning to enter After arriving by horse-drawn carriage, guests will be greeted by Dacre Stoker, the great grand-nephew of Dracula author, Bram Stoker.
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He's won the Bram Stoker Award a bunch of times.
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"We have decided not to find out," Stoker told PEOPLE.
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Skal draws on vast research but admits that Stoker is elusive.
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Using notes that Stoker himself left (in which he recounted a strange experience with a dark presence), the authors imagine the events that would have led Stoker to compose his tale of the vampire count from Transylvania.
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He won 11 Hugo Awards, 6 Bram Stoker Awards, and 5 Nebulas.
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The horror film, based on the novel by Bram Stoker, premiered Feb.
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He's also expecting twins early next year with his girlfriend, Cayley Stoker.
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Stoker, who was fired Wednesday, has since penned an open letter to staff.
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Stoker, who was fired Wednesday, has since penned an open letter to staff.
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There's a little Lovecraft in here, a little Mary Shelley, and a little Bram Stoker.
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Bram Stoker, author of "Dracula": Draculoides bramstokeri Pretty sure you know where this is going.
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That year, Talley was nominated for a Bram Stoker Award for one of his novels.
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The novelist's great grandnephew Dacre Stoker announced he will release a prequel, "Dracul," in 2018.
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The novelist's great grandnephew Dacre Stoker announced he would release a prequel, "Dracul," in 2018.
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Stoker was also a reported contender for a spot on the National Labor Relations Board.
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"I would rather eat my own fingers," wrote Bram Stoker Award-winning author Kealan Patrick Burke.
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I vigorously read Bram Stoker and discovered that in the original text she was a teacher.
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Stoker, a former Republican Santa Barbara County supervisor and agriculture attorney, will officially start May 28503.
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Brandon and Cayley Stoker just registered birth certificates for the twins with Los Angeles County records.
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They arrived in a horse-drawn carriage and were welcomed by Dacre Stoker, the author's great-grandnephew.
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As a drama critic, Stoker raved about his performances before going to work as his business manager.
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Tom Stoker, a 22-year-old filmmaker from Wales, said he still wanted to make his voice heard.
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Although Stoker never visited the region, then part of the Kingdom of Hungary, his culinary choices are appropriate.
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SOMETHING IN THE BLOODThe Untold Story of Bram Stoker, the Man Who Wrote "Dracula"By David J. SkalIllustrated.
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Growing up in Ireland, where Stoker was also from, the spirit world was part of my living experience.
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Skal suggests that Stoker was a masochist with "a strongly transgender perspective" muffled by the conventions of his age.
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And he gave me "Dracula," written by the Dublin-born Bram Stoker, sparking a lifelong love affair with vampires.
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Yank the Stoker puts down his shovel as this revival of Eugene O'Neill's expressionist drama plays its final performance.
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Producer Albin Grau wanted to create a movie based on Dracula, but author Bram Stoker refused to sell the rights.
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Stoker was given to hero worship, and his life was filled with intense friendships with charismatic men, including Walt Whitman.
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"A lot of people are using these licenses to start little bars," said Kyla Rhodes Stoker, a license broker in Albuquerque.
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Regardless, it definitely seems to have influenced the likes of Stoker, as well as all the pop culture vampires that followed.
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The younger Stoker will guide guests through the estate, which is full of dimly lit hallways, secret passages and spooky staircases.
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The 38-year-old musician and his girlfriend, Cayley Stoker, are expecting twins early next year, the couple exclusively tells PEOPLE.
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Here's a short, gorgeous, and tense look at the next film from Park Chan-wook, the director behind Oldboy and Stoker.
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The agency officially announced the appointment of Stoker Friday in an email sent to employees that was obtained by The Hill.
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What's telling is Skal never makes the full-throated case for Stoker as a great writer, or even an underrated one.
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The agency officially announced the appointment of Stoker in a Friday email sent to employees that was obtained by The Hill.
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This biography of Bram Stoker, the author of "Dracula," gives his life a context in the social developments of the time.
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"I have never seen that level of sexual activity by a 19-year-old," Judge Stoker said, according to the newspaper.
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These records conjure a constellation of famous friends and patrons, which included figures as diverse as Alfred Stieglitz and Bram Stoker.
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Skal lingers for pages on a fan note Stoker wrote to the poet, which reads like a bizarrely emotional OK Cupid profile.
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"Frankly I have a gut feeling it is and was 220006% personal," Stoker wrote in the correspondence reported on by E&E News.
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"Frankly I have a gut feeling it is and was 100% personal," Stoker wrote in the correspondence reported on by E&E News.
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Stoker was head of Region 9, which includes California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii, the Pacific Island Territories and 148 Indian tribes, for two years.
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In another case, Idaho Judge Randy J. Stoker blamed a 14-year-old girl's rape on social media, rather than on her rapist.
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The suitably outlandish plot, loosely adapted from a novel by Bram Stoker, concerns an outbreak of pagan snake-worship in present-day Derbyshire.
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Richard Jones restages his acclaimed Old Vic production in the armory's capacious drill hall, with Mr. Cannavale as a ship-stoker named Yank.
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Stoker, who oversaw a region that included much of the West Coast, outlined the positive feedback he got from Democratic lawmakers from the area.
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Stoker, who oversaw a region that included much of the West Coast, outlined the positive feedback he got from Democratic lawmakers from the area.
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W. Scott Poole: The macabre had existed long before the Great War, in epics, gothic novels, the work of Shelley and Stoker and Baudelaire.
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Stoker most recently served as director of government affairs for agriculture lobby, UnitedAg, and served as California deputy secretary of state from 2000-2002.
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"It was as if Oscar represented a part of his own life and psyche Stoker simply chose not to recognize or validate," Skal writes.
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Andrew C. Stoker, senior minister of First United Methodist Church of Dallas, sends his two sons, who are white, to Hispanic-majority public schools.
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Under the position, Stoker would lead an office that oversees more than 700 EPA staffers throughout California, Nevada, Arizona, Hawaii and the Pacific Islands.
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He's published a handful of novels through smaller presses, but his most recent work Mongrels earned nominations for the 2016 Stoker and Shirley Jackson awards.
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And she's been very good in the many independent and arthouse films she's appeared in since then, from Jane Eyre to Stoker to The Double.
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has fired regional administrator Michael Stoker, who alleges his dismissal was personal and based on his good working relationship with Democrats.
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After the spooky tour and terrifying tales from Stoker, you might be way too spooked to actually sleep, but that's how Halloween night should be, right?
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My favorite novels of all time include: "Dracula," by Bram Stoker; "Frankenstein," by Mary Shelley; "Breakfast of Champions," by Kurt Vonnegut; and the Harry Potter series.
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Jones, the prolific Blackfeet master of horror and winner of a Bram Stoker Award, wants to scare you good, if you like that kind of thing.
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Where's the romantic drama all about the love triangle between Wilde, Bram Stoker and Florence Balcombe, Oscar's childhood sweetheart who ended up marrying the Dracula writer instead?
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Stoker took seven years to write the original novel, clawing his way through an overabundance of imagination and research that left much of the material in drafts.
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In London, she was taken under the wing of the Lyceum Theater group led by Ellen Terry (who affectionately called her 'Pixie'), Henry Irving, and Bram Stoker.
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Meanwhile, the vampiric Brides of Dracula that Stoker conjured exuded a monstrous, perverted femininity—existing solely to prey upon male visitors to the castle, and feed upon infants.
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Before then, he would finish a four-week run in Eugene O'Neill's "The Hairy Ape," at the Park Avenue Armory, playing Yank, a stoker on a transatlantic liner.
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Wilde and Stoker did have similar backgrounds: Both were Irish-born graduates of Trinity College who moved to London and became involved in theater around the same time.
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He read about the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the 19th-century occult group that counted Crowley, W.B. Yeats, Bram Stoker and Arthur Conan Doyle as members.
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His literary antecedents are to be found in the pages of Bram Stoker, with perhaps a nod toward Peter Ackroyd, but ultimately the book is all his own.
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If you like "Growing Things," you will also want to read Tremblay's Bram Stoker Award-winning novel THE CABIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD (Morrow, paper, $15.99).
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If you like "Growing Things," you will also want to read Tremblay's Bram Stoker Award-winning novel THE CABIN AT THE END OF THE WORLD (Morrow, paper, $15.99).
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In 1939, while working as an editor at a socialist magazine in Durban, he found work as a stoker aboard a freighter and made his way to London.
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Adding fuel to the wide range of conflicts: a set of rivalrous blue-collar workers, a resentful stoker on an ocean liner and, oh yes, one very angry barber.
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The emcee told the crowd that Stoker would be appointed to the Region 9 post this week but that the information was not to be made public until Monday.
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"We're a coalition country, we don't always like the coalitions, but we know it gives stability and people know here that we have to work together," Ms. Stoker said.
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Located just outside of the Romanian city of Brasov, Bran Castle -- made famous by Irish author Bram Stoker as Dracula's Castle -- tends to host Halloween celebrations of its own.
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In New York, the production has the cast, including Bobby Cannavale as the brawny ship stoker Yank, perform on a turntable that circles the audience like a conveyor belt.
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Dacre Stoker, a well-respected vampire expert, has many stories to share with the lucky and courageous guests as they enjoy a frightening tour through the castle's dark secret passages.
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Obvious example: The "Safety Check" feature he touts in this post as a way "to help keep our community safe" is perhaps more immediately recognizable as a malfunctioning panic-stoker.
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Sasse should be proud that his daughters are reading Charles Dickens and Bram Stoker, but he should also realize that those authors used fiction to comment on their own society.
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"Unlike previous administrations that were complacent with noncompliance, this administration will not let these serious environmental failures languish," said Michael Stoker, the administrator of E.P.A. Region 9, which includes California.
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Man is no longer in dread of the monstrous and the unnatural, and although Mr. Stoker has tackled his gruesome subject with enthusiasm, the effect is more often grotesque than terrible.
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Stoker allowed the convicted rapist to be released from jail on the condition that he not have sex outside of marriage while on probation, with no real way to enforce that directive.
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The Oldboy and Stoker director looks to have created another suffocatingly beautiful world that promises to expose a lot of ugly shit before leaving you wrenching from the plot's twists and turns.
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Stoker, who was born in Ireland on this day in 1847, gave everlasting life to Dracula, the Transylvanian vampire, in the 1897 novel of the same name, and then took it away.
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"The collection is really quite eclectic because different members of my family, different ancestors inevitably had different taste," said the Peregrine Andrew Morny Cavendish, known as Stoker, the current Duke of Devonshire.
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Tales of monsters and supernatural doings — by Wilkie Collins, Robert Louis Stevenson and Bram Stoker, to name a better-known few — sat on bookshelves alongside volumes by Charles Darwin and Karl Marx.
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Both Waite and Smith (along with a cast of curious characters, from Aleister Crowley to Bram Stoker) were members of the Order of the Golden Dawn, which influenced contemporary interpretations of the occult.
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Park Chan-wook, who won the Grand Prix at the 2004 Cannes Film Festival with his thriller "Oldboy," received mixed reviews for his 2013 work "Stoker," an English-language thriller starring Nicole Kidman.
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His Oldboy was a relentless machine, all forward momentum and fury, and his first English-language film, Stoker, pursued its disturbed story to its logical ends, testing the audience's mettle in the process.
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In fact, with its emphasis on the unspoken and repressed passions of Bram Stoker, its most provocative point may be that the book transcended its time by being firmly a part of it.
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Bram Stoker spent just a month in Whitby, but those four weeks in July and August 1890 were pivotal in the creation of his most famous book, "Dracula," which was published in 18513.
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The South Korean director Park Chan-wook ("Stoker"), backed by executive producers of "The Night Manager," swirls a drab palette with vibrant hues while bouncing from the Parthenon to a Lebanese training camp.
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Earlier this month, he and his girlfriend, Cayley Stoker, exclusively told PEOPLE that they're expecting twins early next year — and the couple also documented themselves sharing the happy news with their loved ones.
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Michael Stoker, a former Republican Santa Barbara County supervisor and agriculture attorney, will soon head the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) regional office that oversees the entire Pacific Southwest, E&E News reported Monday.
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After failing to gain admission to the fine-arts academies in Dresden and East Berlin, Mr. Penck worked for several years as a stoker, a newspaper deliverer, a margarine packer and a night watchman.
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The Times reported Thursday that Stoker also has no interest in moving to San Francisco to oversee the office, and is hoping to instead work out of a smaller satellite EPA office based in Los Angeles.
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More famous for TV roles on Prison Break and The Flash, Miller wrote the script for the 2013 Nicole Kidman thriller Stoker under a pseudonym, to see if the project could get attention on its own merits.
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The Venice-Simplon Orient Express, that legendary long-distance passenger train service immortalized by Agatha Christie, Bram Stoker and countless others, is reinstating its historic route between London, Paris and Berlin in restored 1920s Art Deco carriages.
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However, the Los Angeles Times reports that Stoker also has no interest in moving to San Francisco to oversee the office, and is hoping to instead work out of a smaller satellite EPA office based in Los Angeles.
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Ever since Bram Stoker published his Gothic horror novel "Dracula" in 1897, the infamous vampire has been brought to life by dozens of actors around the world, making it one of the most remade movies of all time.
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While his favorite authors included many of those in the traditional pantheon — Faulkner, Joyce, Beckett — he also revered writers who occupied what many in academia considered the lower literary rungs, among them Stephen King, Bram Stoker and Dashiell Hammett.
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The unusual proclamation by Judge Randy Stoker of the Fifth District of Idaho that abstinence would be a condition of probation appears to be based at least partly on an archaic, rarely enforced state law that forbids premarital sex.
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Many people have attempted to tell the story of Dracula, the most famous vampire of all, but none have done so with as much style and grace as Francis Ford Coppola in his rendition on the classic novel by Bram Stoker.
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When it comes to the former, at least, Robert (Yank) Smith (the stupendous Bobby Cannavale), a tough-talking, anti-intellectualizing stoker, who shovels coal in the boiler room of a ship heading for New York, feels that he has some control.
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The exact same "hearty, blood-enriching meal," that's described in the novel will await the guests in the dining room, where Stoker will share some comforting bedtime stories about the real-life Vlad the Impaler and how he became known as Dracula.
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Dracula is the most obvious choice for most fuckable, as vampires are notorious blood sluts, whether it's the OG bloodsucker created by Bram Stoker in his classic 1897 gothic novel Dracula, or the more chaste but hot vamps from Stephenie Meyer's Twilight series.
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The Strange Case of the Alchemist's Daughter grows from that original critical query, and in the process brings together characters inspired by the famous (and not so famous) monsters from the likes of Bram Stoker, Mary Shelley, Robert Louis Stevenson, and Nathaniel Hawthorne.
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For those who associate her with a pungent misandry, it can be a surprise to find that her scorn, insofar as it exists, is grounded in considered surveys of Bram Stoker, Kōbō Abe, James Baldwin, Tennessee Williams, and Isaac Bashevis Singer, among others.
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Though that landmark film was nominally based on a Bram Stoker short story, most later lesbian vampire movies have drawn inspiration from Sheridan Le Fanu's 1872 Gothic novella Carmilla or the much-mythologized biography of the bloodthirsty 16th-century Hungarian countess Elizabeth Báthory.
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Staged in an earlier version at the Old Vic Theater in London, this production was hailed for the mesmerizing spectacle and visceral charge it brought to O'Neill's tale of a ship stoker and the society girl who makes him doubt his very humanness.
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Several others acquire their abilities from godsend, to varying degrees of trauma or delight: Muzi, a gay teenager facing multiple tests of manhood; Stoker, a politician struggling with identity and idealism; and Riya, a diva with a magical voice and a hidden disability.
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LAWYER WHO COINED 'LOCK HER UP' TO HEAD EPA OFFICE: Michael Stoker, a former Republican Santa Barbara County supervisor and agriculture attorney, will soon head the Environmental Protection Agency's (EPA) regional office that oversees the entire Pacific Southwest, E&E News reported Monday.
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"If you're ever on probation with this court, a condition of that will be you will not have sexual relations with anyone except who you're married to, if you're married," Judge Stoker said, according to The Times-News in Twin Falls, Idaho.
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Eventually, his studies led him to paganism, Gnostic Christianity, Taoist energy practices and esoteric Judaism—and Echols found himself captivated by the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, the 19th-century occult group whose members included W.B. Yeats, Bram Stoker and Arthur Conan Doyle.
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Paul French's great-grandfather was stationed in Shanghai when it was a British Royal Navy town in the years after World War I. The man was a stoker—a sailor who shoveled coal into a ship's furnaces and developed massive forearms as a result.
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Ethan Stoker says there are 62 B-1Bs in the fleet stationed at bases including Dyess Air Force Base in Texas, Edwards Air Force Base in California, Ellsworth Air Force Base in South Dakota, Nellis Air Force Base in Nevada and Tinker Air Force Base in Oklahoma. Col.
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Because HTGAWM loves to withhold information, we didn't actually see who was on the other side of the door that Gabriel (Rome Flynn) answered, but Asher later appears dead on the floor at his apartment after someone is seen violently swinging a fireplace stoker, splattering blood onto the walls.
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"In Europe we all see the developments in the United States, and that's not where we want to go because we see it as chaos," said Janka Stoker, a professor in the School of Economics and Business at the University of Groningen in the north of the Netherlands.
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Most of the delightful old superstitions of the past have an unhappy way of appearing limp and sickly in the glare of a later day, and in such a story as Dracula, by Bram Stoker, the reader must reluctantly acknowledge that the region of horrors has shifted its ground.
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Guest house and tea shop owner Alice Raven, 27, said she didn't vote in the referendum but she sees more opportunities for England outside the EU. Her gothic-themed cafe plays on Whitby's appeal as the site where the 19th-century novelist Bram Stoker brought his villain, Count Dracula, into England.
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Using data from the British Election Study, Will Jennings and Gerry Stoker of the University of Southampton have shown that the rift between "cosmopolitan" and "backwater" places has grown since 1997: on everything from immigration and equal opportunities to national identity and trust in politics, Clacton and Cambridge are drifting apart.
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In a foreword to "Powers of Darkness," an annotated English-language edition of that version, Dacre Stoker, the great-grandnephew of Bram, says the author "could not have been immune to the influences of the Icelandophiles who surrounded him," people who had traveled to the country and studied its myths and literature.
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Stoker is perhaps best known for coining the "lock her up" chant about Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE when at the 85033 Republican National Convention.
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Stoker is perhaps best known for coining the "lock her up" chant about Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE when at the 2016 Republican National Convention.
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Michael Stoker, best known for coining the "lock her up" chant against presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 22019 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE at the 2016 Republican National Convention, will soon head the EPA's regional office that oversees the Pacific Southwest.
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CreditCreditJamie Stoker When the British embroiderer and designer Cressida Jamieson is not tending flowers at her allotment — a community garden parceled into plots and rented to city-dwelling gardeners not blessed with the precious acreage — in Walthamstow, North London, she can be found stitching miniature renderings of her blooms (fiery nasturtiums, golden Californian poppies) in her Victorian, wisteria-clad house nearby.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) who sent a letter to Pruitt on Thursday warning there'd be consequences to allowing Stoker to be an "absentee" leader, and asking how the arrangement would work and cost.
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Dianne FeinsteinDianne Emiel FeinsteinTrump administration urges Congress to reauthorize NSA surveillance program The Hill's Morning Report - More talk on guns; many questions on Epstein's death Juan Williams: We need a backlash against Big Tech MORE (D-Calif.) who sent a letter to Pruitt on Thursday warning there'd be consequences to allowing Stoker to be an "absentee" leader, and asking how the arrangement would work and cost.
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MAN WHO COINED 'LOCK HER UP' TO LEAD EPA OFFICE: Michael Stoker, best known for coining the "lock her up" chant against presidential candidate Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE at the 6900 Republican National Convention, will soon head the EPA's regional office that oversees the Pacific Southwest.
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