Digging for Dracula
Subtitle: www.diggingfordracula.com
Publisher: Dracula Transylvanian Club Ireland Ltd
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Ireland
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 212
First sentence: Aside from her husband, my elder sister, Phyllis, worships two other men.
Description: DIGGING FOR DRACULA is an esoteric book that takes you far and wide through time and place. It is a tale of adventure across Europe and America on a search for literary truths and the meanings of centuries-old myths.
You will travel to the mysterious island of Vlad the Impaler and his medieval castle deep within the craggy peaks of the Carpathian Mountains; to a seat beside Bram Stoker on a cliff-edge in the eastern port of Whitby, England, a pivotal place in the classic novel; and to ‘Tinseltown’ Hollywood where Stoker’s character won immortality on stage and screen. 
You will also meet with the Mummies of Dublin; the ‘Agony Aunt’ of vampire lovers in New York; voodoo artists in New Orleans; and a warm-hearted soul who by day drives a hearse and by night drives people into hysterics with his one-man Dracula cabaret show.
Grasp your garlic and prepare to enter the medieval stronghold of Snagov; the Lovable House of Horror; the Land of the Living Dead; and much more.
Notes: Printed in a black, hardback, silk-lined, limited edition, DIGGING FOR DRACULA (a unique book-in-a-coffin) is the only book written by an Irish author honoring Dublin-born Bram Stoker’s classic Gothic novel, in its 100th year of publication.
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