07 Did Bram Stoker ever write a sequel to "Dracula"?
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This article is from the Vampire Literature FAQ, by BJ Kuehl bj@alpha1.csd.uwm.edu with numerous contributions by others.
07 Did Bram Stoker ever write a sequel to "Dracula"?
No, although he did publish a short story called "Dracula's Guest"
which some say was originally written to be the first chapter in
"Dracula" (this is being disputed). A copy of "Dracula's Guest" can
be downloaded from the alt.vampyres homepage (q.v. 1.03). You'll be
happy to know, however, that other authors have added to the novel
with a number of prequels, sequels, retellings and alternative
timelines. These include:
Prequels to "Dracula":
The Family Dracul series by Jeanne Kalogridis (includes "Covenant
with the Vampire", "Children of the Vampire", and "Lord of the
Vampires")
"The Secret Life of Laszlo, Count Dracula" by Roderick Anscombe
"Dracula Began" by Gail Kimberly (@Roger Elwood)
"Crimson Kisses" by Asa Drake
"I am Dracula" by C. Dean Anderson (rewrite of Drake)
Sequels, retellings, anthologies, etc. to "Dracula":
"Mina", by Marie Kiraly
"Blood to Blood" by Elaine Bergstrom
"Anno Dracula" by Kim Newman
"Dracula the Undead" by Freda Warrington
"The Holmes-Dracula File" by Fred Saberhagen
"The Dracula Tape" by Fred Saberhagen
"An Old Friend of the Family" by Fred Saberhagen
"A Matter of Taste" by Fred Saberhagen
"A Question of Time" by Fred Saberhagen
"Seance for a Vampire" by Fred Saberhagen
"A Sharpness in the Neck" by Fred Saberhagen
"Dracula in Love", John Shirley
"Dark Destiny III: Children of Dracula", ed. Edward E. Kramer
"Rivals of Dracula", eds. Weinberg, Dziemianowocz, & Greenberg
"Dracula: A Symphony in Moonlight and Nightmares", ed. Jon J. Muth
"The Dracula Collection", no author given
"Dracula Unborn" by Peter Tremayne
"The Revenge of Dracula" by Peter Tremayne
"Dracula My Love" by Peter Tremayne
(NOTE: The Tremayne stories were also published together under
the title of "Dracula Lives")
"The Darker Passions: Dracula" by Amarantha Knight
"The Adult Version of Dracula"
"Dracula: Prince of Darkness", ed. Martin H. Greenberg.
"The Mammoth Book of Dracula", ed. Stephen Jones
"Drakulya" by Earl Lee
"Drakulya" by P.C. Doherty (omnibus of two previously published
books, "The Prince Drakulya" and "The Lord Count Drakulya")
"Vlad the Undead" by Hanna Lutzen
"Quincey Morris, Vampire" by P.N. Elrod
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