The Evolution of Dracula's Image: From Stoker to Palafox
"Welcome to my house!
Enter freely and of your own will!"
Count Dracula
How it works:
The Haunting World of Bram Stoker's Dracula Ephemera documents
This blog offers an immersive experience of the novel, unfolding it from Walpurgis Night on April 30th to November 6th. It meticulously brings to life every ephemeral element of the story, from telegrams and letters to newspaper clippings and memos. This approach offers a deep dive into the novel's epistolary format, providing an unparalleled experience of Stoker's masterpiece.
This is a dedicated effort to bring The Book of Dracula to life across various media, offering a faithful and immersive representation of Bram Stoker's masterpiece. Dr. Palafox revisits this iconic tale, infusing it with new life and depth, achieving a meticulous balance between respect for the original text and a fresh, conceptual vision. The result is a dark edition that intensifies the gothic atmosphere and encapsulates the pure essence of evil that Dracula embodies, presented in its most raw and frightening form.
Meet the characters
Prof. Abraham Van Helsing
Miss MIna Murray
Jonathan Harker
Enrique A. Palafox: A Modern Interpretation of a Gothic Classic
A Dark Vision:
Enter the compelling world of The Book of Dracula, a project crafted by Dr. Enrique A. Palafox, a distinguished professional in Graphic Design, Communication, and Modern Letters, with a focus on the legendary Vampire Count. Inspired by Nestor Redondo's graphic novel on Dracula, the project represents a fusion of over a decade of academic and design expertise. Dr. Palafox, with his extensive background in media and Dracula transmedia, aims to deliver the most authentic rendition of Bram Stoker's seminal work, first published in London by Archibald Constable & Company in 1897. This endeavor is a homage to the original text, designed to resonate with avid enthusiasts of this iconic horror tale.
Read the Testimonials:
Critics' Perspectives on Stoker and Palafox's Dracula
"It is very exciting to read the book of Dracula, as if everything is happening right now. And I thank the creator of The Book of Dracula for this idea."
Karolina De La O Mendoza.
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"I love the book, and reading with this dynamic is very interesting because you are waiting for the next chapter with a desire to keep reading. It's exciting!"
Freddy Díaz.
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"I used to follow Dracula daily but this is way better. The book of Dracula daily!"
Armando PN
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"This may be one of the absolute coolest pages. This conceptual Artistic Expression is Phenomenal! Cannot wait for more."
Aaron Moore.
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This is insane that you're doing this. BRAVO. THANK YOU
Micah Cover
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"I love following along with the novel in real time, and your moody, expressive illustrations really go quite nicely with the story. I look forward to future entries on this page. Well done! You did an excellent job."
Holly June Graves.
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