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<strong>The</strong> Late Nineteenth-Century Novel<br />

1703 | 1704<br />

Dracula. 1897, New York 1899. First pbk London 1901. 8 edns in 11<br />

years, reset when taken over by William Rider for 9th edn in 1912.<br />

Many US edns from 1902 onwards by Doubleday, and by Grosset<br />

and Dunlap from 1928 onwards. 1932 (Modern Lib edn); 1962,<br />

1966, 1970, New York 1970 (ed J. Nelson), London 1973, 1974, 1974<br />

(Dennis Wheatley Lib <strong>of</strong> the Occult, ed D. Wheatley), 1975, 1979,<br />

1979, 1981, 1983, Oxford 1986 (Wcp, ed A. N. Wilson), New York<br />

1988, London 1989, Dingle, Co Kerry 1992, London 1992, 1992,<br />

1993 (ed M. Hindle) Pen Classics, 1993, 1993 (ed M. Howes)<br />

Everyman Classics, 1993, 1994. <strong>The</strong> annotated Dracula (ed L.<br />

Wolf) New York 1975. <strong>The</strong> essential Dracula (ed R. McNally and R.<br />

Florescu) New York 1979 annotated and illus. Tr Irish 1933; Rus<br />

nd (early 1930s).<br />

adaptations: Plays by: Hamilton Deane and J. L. Balderston<br />

1933 (rptd New York 1971, 1993); Ted Tiller (New York 1972); Larry<br />

Ferguson (New York 1973); Crane Johnson (New York 1976);<br />

Gerald Savory (London 1976); Anne Pearson (1978); Bob Hall and<br />

David Richmond (New York 1979); Liz Lochhead (1989).<br />

ballet: Dracula 1991 (choreographed Stuart Sebastian for<br />

Dayton Ballet).<br />

film versions include: 1922 (dir F. W. Murnau); 1931 (dir Tod<br />

Browning); 1958 (dir Terence Fisher); 1970 (dir Jess Franco); 1979<br />

(dir John Badham); 1992 (dir Francis Ford Coppola). <strong>The</strong> character<br />

<strong>of</strong> Dracula has taken on a life <strong>of</strong> its own and has been featured<br />

in many films and stories not directly adapted from Stoker.<br />

Miss Betty. 1898, 1913, 1974. Romantic novel.<br />

Sir Henry Irving and Miss Ellen Terry. 1899. Promotional pam for<br />

Irving–Terry Amer tour.<br />

<strong>The</strong> mystery <strong>of</strong> the sea. 1902, 2 vols 1903, 1913, 1922, 1929 (abridged).<br />

<strong>The</strong> jewel <strong>of</strong> Seven Stars. 1903, New York 1904. Rewritten (to give it a<br />

happy ending) and an entire ch omitted London 1912, 1919, 1962,<br />

1966, 1975, New York 1972, North Hollywood CA 1974. Full text<br />

rptd with Dracula’s guest as Dracula’s curse and <strong>The</strong> jewel <strong>of</strong><br />

Seven Stars 1968.<br />

film versions: Blood from the mummy’s tomb (dir Seth Holt<br />

and Michael Carreras) 1971, and <strong>The</strong> awakening (dir Mike Newell)<br />

1980.<br />

<strong>The</strong> man. 1905. Heavily abridged version as <strong>The</strong> gates <strong>of</strong> life, New<br />

York 1908, prepared by Stoker. Another abridged and rewritten<br />

Gates <strong>of</strong> life pbd in London nd (early 1920s); abridged by another<br />

unknown writer.<br />

Personal reminiscences <strong>of</strong> Henry Irving. 2 vols 1906, New York 1906,<br />

1 vol 1907 rev and abridged, rptd Westport CT 1970.<br />

Lady Athlyne. 1908, New York 1909. Romantic novel.<br />

Snowbound: the record <strong>of</strong> a theatrical touring party. 1908.<br />

Collection <strong>of</strong> short stories with theatrical background.<br />

<strong>The</strong> lady <strong>of</strong> the shroud. 1909, 1914, 1920, 1934, 1962, 1966, 1974, 1994.<br />

(Contains only two-thirds <strong>of</strong> the original text.) <strong>The</strong> modern edns<br />

since 1962 are abridged.<br />

Famous imposters. 1910, New York 1910, rptd 1967.<br />

<strong>The</strong> lair <strong>of</strong> the White Worm. 1911, reprint <strong>of</strong> complete text as <strong>The</strong><br />

garden <strong>of</strong> evil New York 1966. From 1925 on, edns heavily<br />

abridged: 1945, 1960, 1966, 1974, Dingle, Co Kerry 1991.<br />

film version: 1988 (dir Ken Russell).<br />

Dracula’s guest and other weird stories. 1914, New York 1937, 1966,<br />

1974, 1974, Dingle, Co Kerry 1990. Collection <strong>of</strong> short stories.<br />

§2<br />

Ludlam, H. A biography <strong>of</strong> Dracula: the life story <strong>of</strong> Bram Stoker.<br />

1962.<br />

Farson, D. <strong>The</strong> man who wrote Dracula. 1975, New York 1976.<br />

Frayling, C. Vampyres: Lord Byron to Dracula. 1991 (on the composition<br />

<strong>of</strong> Dracula).<br />

Belford, B. Bram Stoker. 1996.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Bram Stoker Soc was founded in Dublin in 1980 and distributes an<br />

annual jnl and 4 newsletters to members. [jr]<br />

‘Hesba Stretton’, Sarah Smith 1832–1911<br />

Stretton’s ms logbooks <strong>of</strong> her life and literary career 1859–71 are held by<br />

Shropshire County Lib.<br />

Collection<br />

Victorian fiction: novels <strong>of</strong> faith and doubt, no 45. New York 1976.<br />

Includes Jessica’s first prayer, Little Meg’s children, Alone in<br />

London, Pilgrim Street.<br />

§1<br />

<strong>The</strong> dates <strong>of</strong> the many edns and reprints <strong>of</strong> Stretton’s works are difficult to<br />

determine, since the publisher <strong>of</strong> most <strong>of</strong> them, the Religious Tract Soc<br />

(London), <strong>of</strong>ten did not supply dates. Most <strong>of</strong> her works after 1872 were first<br />

pbd in the Day <strong>of</strong> Rest or the Sunday Mag.<br />

Fern’s Hollow. [1864]; Boston 1865, with sub-title, a story <strong>of</strong> the<br />

<strong>English</strong> collieries; Philadelphia 1867; Philadelphia [1884?] as <strong>The</strong><br />

collier boy: a story <strong>of</strong> Fern’s Hollow, New York nd as <strong>The</strong> collier<br />

boy and his candle-box.<br />

Enoch Roden’s training. [1865]; as <strong>The</strong> young apprentice, Boston<br />

[1865]; tr Norwegian 1897.<br />

<strong>The</strong> children <strong>of</strong> Cloverley. 1865 (sequel to Fern’s Hollow); pbd New<br />

York [1880] in slightly abridged version as <strong>The</strong> children <strong>of</strong> Lake<br />

Huron; tr Swed 1875.<br />

<strong>The</strong> fishers <strong>of</strong> Derby Haven. [1866]; Philadelphia nd; Boston [1880?]<br />

as Peter Killip’s king, or the fishers <strong>of</strong> Derby Haven.<br />

<strong>The</strong> Clives <strong>of</strong> Burcot. 3 vols ‘1867’ [1866] (novel for adults); New York<br />

‘1867’ [1866].<br />

review: Athenaeum, 12 Jan 1867.<br />

Jessica’s first prayer. First pbd in Sunday at Home 1866. 1867;<br />

Boston [c. 1867, 2 edns], New York [1867], 1901 as Jessica’s first<br />

prayer and other stories; Philadelphia edn [c. 1903] (Altemus’<br />

Good Times Ser) rptd Saegertown PA 1993. Exists in over 40<br />

printings and/or ser bindings, and sold over 11⁄ million copies;<br />

versions include penny pams, song services, lantern slides, and a<br />

film (1906). Abridged version pbd Chicago 1915 with abridgement<br />

<strong>of</strong> Charles Dickens’s A Christmas carol. Modern edns:<br />

Grand Rapids MI 1955; St Catharine’s, Ontario 1980; see also under<br />

Collection, above. Micros <strong>Cambridge</strong> MA [1970?] and NYPL [197?].<br />

Tr all European languages, and some Asian and African languages.<br />

Pilgrim Street: a story <strong>of</strong> Manchester life. [1867]; Philadelphia [1868]<br />

(‘after revision by the Committee <strong>of</strong> Publication’: the American<br />

Sunday School Union altered the story to strengthen its religious<br />

message). London edns 1880, 1886 (Religious Tract Soc Lib), 1883.<br />

Rptd in <strong>The</strong> ray <strong>of</strong> sunlight: or Jack Stafford’s resolve. And other<br />

readings for working men’s homes. By H. Stretton, R. Lamb, and<br />

other popular writers [1887] (Religious Tract Soc’s Illus Penny<br />

Books for the People nos 13–24). Rptd Neerlandia, Alta, Canada<br />

and Pella, IA 1996. See also under Collection, above. Tr Du 1887.<br />

Jessica’s mother: a sequel to Jessica’s first prayer. 1867. Edns <strong>of</strong> New<br />

York 1868, Philadelphia 1869 and [c. 1897] (Altemus’ Devotional<br />

Ser no 30), Chicago [1897] (Colportage Lib vol 3 no 50) and New<br />

York 1903 all pbd with Jessica’s first prayer. Jessica’s first prayer<br />

and Jessica’s mother also pbd together Neerlandia, Alta, Canada<br />

and Pella IA 1995. Tr Norwegian 1885.<br />

Paul’s courtship: a novel. 3 vols 1867 (for adults).<br />

review: Athenaeum 15 June 1867.<br />

Little Meg’s children. 1868, rptd Wakefield NY 1970 (with new<br />

preface); New York 1868. Other London edns 1875, [1905]<br />

(Bouverie Ser <strong>of</strong> Penny Stories). Rptd with her Alone in London<br />

1892. See also under Collection, above. Tr Welsh [c. 1905].<br />

David Lloyd’s last will. First pbd in Leisure Hour Jan–June 1869. 2<br />

vols London and Edinburgh 1869 (novel for adults); New York<br />

[187?] (Household Tales for Week Day Hours). Other edns ‘1877’<br />

[1876], [1909] (Leisure Hour Monthly Lib no 42).<br />

Alone in London. First pbd in Sunday at Home Aug–Sep 1869. [1869]

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