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The 9 pages that link to Bram Stoker, each with the reason it gives.

• DublinRelated: He was born in Dublin and studied at Trinity College.

• DraculaRelated: Stoker invented the character and shaped his lasting literary form.

• NosferatuRelated: Stoker’s novel supplied the story that the film adapted without permission.

• Vampire folkloreRelated: His novel consolidated traits that became central to popular vampire imagery.

• Vlad the ImpalerRelated: Stoker’s fictional vampire shares Vlad’s name, though the extent of historical influence is disputed.

• Henry IrvingRelated: Stoker managed the Lyceum and drew on his close acquaintance with Irving when writing Dracula.

• Count DraculaRelated: Stoker created Dracula and assembled the character from literary, folkloric, and historical influences.

• Anne RiceRelated: Rice’s vampire fiction reworks the tradition made famous by Stoker’s Dracula.

• Sheridan Le FanuRelated: Stoker inherited an Irish literary context in which Le Fanu had made vampire fiction memorable.