Suffered from the Night: Queering Stoker's Dracula 💀 scary.co

“Eerie and eclectic, these tales will render the night into dawn.” —Jameson Currier, author of The Wolf at the Door One of the more admired characters in Western literature happens to be a murderer, a villain, a fiend: Count Dracula. Irish author Bram Stoker’s classic novel stands high in the canon of speculative fiction, influencing countless twentieth- and twenty-first-century storytellers in a variety of mediums. It is only natural for the outsiders of society to reinterpret the world’s most infamous vampire through the lenses of their own experience. Who is more outside of society than Dracula? Perhaps the writers of queer-themed speculative fiction and their characters…. In Suffered from the Night: Queering Stoker’s Dracula, editor Steve Berman provides a worthy companion to Lethe Press’s widely acclaimed earlier anthologies of queered canon, A Study in Lavender: Queering Sherlock Holmes and Where Thy Dark Eye Glances: Queering Edgar Allan Poe. Here you will find dark tales (and a poem) of Dracula himself, his minions willing and not, his implacable enemies, and their heirs. Prepare to be guided into the deep recesses of the queer imagination by an impressive array of award winners, veterans, and bright new lights.

Release Date 10/13/2013
Authors Laird Barron , Steve Berman , Traci Castleberry , Elka Cloke , William P Coleman , Lee Thomas , Jeff Mann , Livia Llewellyn
Language English
Companies Lethe Press
Format Paperback

LGBTQ+ Horror , Horror Anthologies , Adaptations & Pastiche Fiction

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