A review by kat_stein
Dracula by Andrew Elfenbein, Bram Stoker

3.0

bumping this up a single star because i think i paid more attention this time .. and, i suppose, have become more versed in the “”Victorian Novel.” most of all, i’m finishing this novel interested in the ways in which the narrative works and information is encoded/curated , affected by that show-stopping mina/dracula/jonathan scene, and *desperately* wishing twenty-first century narrative justice being given to mina, who is incredible, but pretty completely ruined by stoker, i’d say.

“Well, I shall tell you. My thesis is this: I want you to believe.” “To believe what?” “To believe in things that you cannot.”