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Tag Archives: Bram Stoker
Bram Stoker and the Genius Loci of Whitby Abbey
As a teenager I went through a Clark Ashton Smith phase. Smith wrote fantasy horror stories like his friend H.P. Lovecraft and employed an ornate vocabulary. Being foxed by his vocabulary forced me to learn the meaning of words such as … Continue reading
Posted in Prose, Travel
Tagged Bram Stoker, Clark Ashton Smith, Dracula, Genius Loci, Whitby
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