Bram Stoker
- Books on site
- 1
- Total words
- 160,000
- Reading time
- 8.9 h
- Years covered
- 1897
- Longest
- Dracula
Bram Stoker (1847–1912) was an Irish civil servant, a champion athlete at Trinity College Dublin, and for twenty-seven years the business manager of the Lyceum Theatre in London, where he worked for the actor Henry Irving. Dracula (1897) was his fifth book and the only one that lasted; he wrote it around a full-time theatre job, researched it in Whitby and in the reading room of the British Museum, and set much of it in a London he knew from the inside.
Dracula is free here in EPUB, AZW3 and KEPUB, complete and unabridged, at about 160,000 words, told entirely through letters, diaries, telegrams and newspaper cuttings.
Every Bram Stoker title on editions.ink
In publication order, with word counts and reading time. The list is generated from the book pages themselves, so a new release appears here automatically.
Dracula| Year | Title | Words | Reading time |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1897 | Dracula | 160,000 | ~11 h |
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Questions readers ask
How many Bram Stoker books are free on editions.ink?
There are 1 editions on the site, together about 160,000 words, or roughly 11 hours of reading. Each page has the full text as EPUB, AZW3 and KEPUB.
What is the best Bram Stoker book to start with?
Dracula (1897): it is a full novel but the most approachable of the long ones, at about 10.7 hours.
Are these editions complete or abridged?
Complete. The text comes from the public-domain transcription and is checked against the printed edition named on each book page; nothing is cut, modernised or annotated away.
Which format should I download?
EPUB is the safest default for phones, tablets, Kobo and most reading apps. AZW3 suits older Kindles, and KEPUB is the Kobo-native format with better page-turn and footnote handling on a Kobo device.
Do I need an account or an app?
No. The download links are direct files served from the site; no account, newsletter or paywall is involved.
How long does Dracula take?
About 10.7 hours at 300 words per minute for 160,000 words — the longest title on this page. The whole list runs to roughly 11 hours.
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