Suck, Baby, Suck Gimme Yer Head
After hobnobbing around with Parisian deco-mick Oscar Wilde, after sitting in on hundreds of medical mutilations, after being slavishly obsessed with actor Henry Irving, after gorging himself to the gills on slavic-teutonic superstitions, Bram Stoker spewed out Dracula, a masterwork of horror, erotica and psychic subterfuge. It’s a book that leads to obsession and yearnings after power, Nietzschian supermen overlords.
BOOKS
DRACULA
by Bram Stoker
(various paperback editions, cheap)
IN SEARCH OF DRACULA
by Raymond T. McNally and
Radu Florescu
(Warner Paperback Library)
DRACULA:
A BIOGRAPHY OF VLAD TEPES
by Raymond T. McNally and
Radu Florescu
(Warner Paperback Library)
DREAM OF DRACULA
by Leonard Wolf
(Popular Library)
THE NATURAL HISTORY
OF THE VAMPIRE
by Anthony Masters
(G.P. Putnam & Sons)