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Dracula / Sign of Four by Anne Collins, Margaret Tarner, Bram Stoker · Booklabria

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Anne Collins, Margaret Tarner, Bram Stoker
Dracula / Sign of Four

HorrorChildren's fiction

Dracula / Sign of Four

Name: Dracula / Sign of Four
Author: Anne Collins, Margaret Tarner, Bram Stoker

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First published: 1897
Editions: 276 in 11 languages

Synopsis

The Wayside Foundation for the Arts, Gerald Slavet, artistic director presents "Dracula," dramatized by Hamilton Deane and John L. Balderston, from Bram Stoker's world famous novel, directed by Barnett A. Epstein, scenic design by Phil Kagan, lighting by Barnett A. Epstein, costumes by Kaye Roscoe.

Subjects: Horror
Children's fiction
England
Vampires
Comics & graphic novels, general
Anthologies
Characters: Count Dracula
Dracula, count

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276 in 11 languages

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English189 Spanish44 French13 German3 All 11 languages

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