History Creator / BramStoker

Abraham "Bram" Stoker (8 November 1847 – 20 April 1912) was an Irish author whose greatest and most lasting success was undoubtedly the prototypical vampire novel ''{{Literature/Dracula}}''. In his own lifetime, he was better known as a theater manager and critic.

Abraham "Bram" Stoker (8 November 1847 – 20 April 1912) was an Irish author whose greatest and most lasting success was undoubtedly the prototypical vampire novel ''{{Literature/Dracula}}''. In his own lifetime, however, he was better known as a theater manager and critic.

Apart from ''Dracula'', most his other novels are less well known today, although ''The Jewel of Seven Stars'' and ''The Lair of the White Worm'' have also been adapted for screen.

Abraham "Bram" Stoker (8 November 1847 – 20 April 1912) was an Irish writer whose greatest and most lasting success was undoubtedly the vampire novel ''{{Literature/Dracula}}''.

Among his other novels, ''The Jewel of Seven Stars'' and ''The Lair of the White Worm'' have also been adapted for screen.

* In the 19th-century segments of mystery novel ''Literature/TheSherlockian'', Stoker accompanies Arthur Conan Doyle on an investigation into a possible serial killer.

Abraham "Bram" Stoker (1847 – 1912) was an Irish writer whose greatest and most lasting success was undoubtedly the vampire novel ''{{Literature/Dracula}}''.

* In the ''Series/FridayThe13thTheSeries'' episode "The Baron's Bride", Micki and Ryan are transported to the 19th century, where they track down a vampire with the assistance of an Irishman named Abraham who [[HistoricalPersonPunchline they realize at the end was Bram Stoker]].

* In the ''Department19'' series by Will Hill, Stoker meets Dr. Van Helsing during an investigation of vampiric activity at the theater where he worked in real life.

'''Abraham "Bram" Stoker''' (1847 – 1912) was an Irish writer whose greatest and most lasting success was undoubtedly the vampire novel ''{{Literature/Dracula}}''.

* In the ''Series/FridayThe13thTheSeries'' episode "The Baron's Bride", Micki and Ryan are transported to the 19th century, where they track down a vampire with the assistance of an Irishman named Abraham who [[HistoricalPersonPunchline they realise at the end was Bram Stoker]].

* ''The West End Horror'' by Nicholas Meyer (cameo appearance)

* One episode of ''Series/FridayThe13thTheSeries''.
* In the TimeWars novel ''The Dracula Caper'' Stoker investigates Dracula's activities in England with Creator/ArthurConanDoyle

* In the TimeWars novel ''The Dracula Caper'' Stoker investigates Dracula's activities in England with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

* ''LairOfTheWhiteWorm'' (film version only)

* ''Dracula Unbound'' by Brian W. Aldiss

* ''Literature/AnnoDracula'' by KimNewman: Stoker does not appear in person, having been arrested as a friend and suspected sympathizer of Harker and company when Dracula took control of England; his wife does appear, however. Several of the sequels mention him having written ''Dracula'' as an alternate history novel in which Dracula lost.

* ''AnnoDracula'' by KimNewman: Stoker does not appear in person, having been arrested as a friend and suspected sympathizer of Harker and company when Dracula took control of England; his wife does appear, however. Several of the sequels mention him having written ''Dracula'' as an alternate history novel in which Dracula lost.