Irish Commentary on Dracula: A Select Bibliography


Major studies
  • Barbara Belford, Bram Stoker: A Biography of the Author of Dracula (NY: Knopf 1996), xv, 381pp. [bibl., pp.359-63] see also review by Richard Jenkyns in The New Republic ( 5 August, 1996, p.39).
  • William Hughes & Andrew Smith, Bram Stoker: History, Psychoanalysis and the Gothic (London: Macmillan 1998).
  • Paul Murray, From the Shadow of “Dracula”: A Life of Bram Stoker ( London : Jonathan Cape 2004), 352pp., ill. [8 pp. of photos].

Articles

  • W. J. McCormack, ‘Irish Gothic and After’ [ed. intro.], in The Field Day Anthology of Irish Writing ( Derry 1991), Vol. 2, 831-53.
  • Joseph Spence, ‘“The Great Angelic Sin”: The Faust Legend in Irish Literature, 1820-1900’, in Bullán: An Irish Studies Journal, 1, 2 (Autumn 1994), pp.47-58.
  • Nicholas Daly, ‘Irish Roots: The Romance of History in Bram Stoker’s The Snake’s Pass’, in Literature and History, n.s., Vol. 4, No. 2 (Autumn 1995) [q.pp.].
  • Christopher Morash, ‘“Ever Under Some Unnatural Condition”: Bram Stoker and the Colonial Fantastic’, in Brian Cosgrove, ed., Literature and the Supernatural (Dublin: Columba Press 1995), pp.95-118.
  • Terry Eagleton, ‘Form and Ideology in the Anglo-Irish Novel’, in Mary Massoud, ed., Literary Relations: Ireland, Egypt and the Far East (Gerrards Cross: Colin. p.13-16.
  • William Hughes, ‘Introducing Patrick to his New Self: Bram Stoker and the 1907 Dublin Exhibition’, in Irish Studies Review Smythe 1996), pp.135-46.
  • Luke Gibbons, ‘“Some Hysterical Hatred”: History, Hysteria and the Literary Revival’, in Irish University Review (Spring/Summer 1997), pp.7-23, espec, No. 19 (Summer 1997), pp.9-14].
  • Seamus Deane, ‘Landlord and Soil: Dracula’ [chap. sect. in Strange Country (OUP 1997), pp.89-94.
  • Nicholas Daly, ‘The Colonial Roots of Dracula’, in Bruce Stewart, ed., That Other World: The Supernatural and Fantastic in Irish Literature (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe 1999), pp.40-51.
  • Bruce Stewart, ‘Bram Stoker’s Dracula: Possessed by the Spirit of the Nation?’, in Stewart, ed., That Other World: The Supernatural and Fantastic in Irish Literature (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe 1999), pp.52-83.
  • Luke Gibbons, ‘The Mirror & The Vamp: Reflections On The Act Of Union’, in Bruce Stewart, ed., Hearts and Minds: Irish Culture and Society Under the Act of Union (Gerrards Cross: Colin Smythe 2001), pp.21-39.
  • Declan Kiberd, ‘Undead in the Nineties: Bram Stoker and Dracula’, in Irish Classics ( London : Granta 2000), pp.379-98.

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