04-03-2010, 10:35 AM
I would reccomend
"The Phantom of the Opera" its slower than the movie, but still brilliant.
Frankenstein - not to be missed
for the modern fans - A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, and The Sweet Far Thing, can't remember the authers name, but if you look it up online it'll be there.
Dracula, of course
Dracula - the Undead by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt. For anyone who wanted to know what happend to Dracula, Mina, and Quincey Harker 20 odd years later. Also involves the historical (real) countess Elizabeth Bathory who was a Hungarian noblewoman known as Lady Dracula. i loved it.
The Picture of Dorian Grey - by Oscar Wilde - brilliantly written, about what happens to a man who has no concience....or thinks he doesn't......
"The Phantom of the Opera" its slower than the movie, but still brilliant.
Frankenstein - not to be missed
for the modern fans - A Great and Terrible Beauty, Rebel Angels, and The Sweet Far Thing, can't remember the authers name, but if you look it up online it'll be there.
Dracula, of course
Dracula - the Undead by Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt. For anyone who wanted to know what happend to Dracula, Mina, and Quincey Harker 20 odd years later. Also involves the historical (real) countess Elizabeth Bathory who was a Hungarian noblewoman known as Lady Dracula. i loved it.
The Picture of Dorian Grey - by Oscar Wilde - brilliantly written, about what happens to a man who has no concience....or thinks he doesn't......