"Stoker's Wilde West is an almost impossible novel to stop reading once you start it, full of surprises along the way, unexpected twists, and a cast as fearless as it is diverse. If this becomes a saga, I think we are going to enjoy it a lot."Released on: Aug. · A Wild Spook Chase: Stoker's Wilde by Steven Hopstaken and Melissa Prusi Dear potential reader The epistolary novel, a novel based on "found" documents, mostly letters, sometimes diary entries and others, has a worthy lineage dating back to the Renaissance. Originally it was most typically used for the romance, for obvious reasons, the first epistolary novels were purported to be /5. Stoker's Wilde — Steve Hopstaken Melissa Prusi. From Publisher’s Weekly. “Morbid and fascinating” is how a character aptly sums up the events of this entertaining supernatural mash-up. Employing the entwined lives of Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker as a springboard, Hopstaken and Prusi weave their weird tale from imagined occult experiences that might have influenced the 19th-century authors to Email: hopstaken@www.doorway.ru
Stoker's Wilde West () Steven Hopstaken Melissa Prusi, Flame Tree Press, £ / US$, pbk, pp, ISBN Thinking they have put their monster-hunting days behind them, Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker return to their normal lives. "Stoker's Wilde is a brilliant book, its clear the authors really know their subject matter." - S.J Budd "Historical details and supernatural monsters abound, but it is the odd couple of Wilde and Stoker, with their diametrically opposed personalities and interesting quirks, that drives this story. Wilde's entries are filled with that recognizable pithy, biting wit used in his actual writings, while Stoker's entries copy his own literary style. - New York Journal of Books www.doorway.ru Stunningly creative writing by Hopstaken and Prusi and an absolute delight to read.
Stoker's Wilde West by Steven Hopstaken and Melissa Prusi is the sequel to Stoker's Wilde. In Stoker's Wilde, we were introduced to Bram Stoker and Oscar Wilde as monster hunters. After being saved from death by drinking vampire's blood at age 7, Stoker has certain supernatural abilities that make him a useful monster hunter. Stoker's Wilde — Steve Hopstaken Melissa Prusi. From Publisher’s Weekly. “Morbid and fascinating” is how a character aptly sums up the events of this entertaining supernatural mash-up. Employing the entwined lives of Oscar Wilde and Bram Stoker as a springboard, Hopstaken and Prusi weave their weird tale from imagined occult experiences that might have influenced the 19th-century authors to write, respectively, The Picture of Dorian Gray and Dracula. A Wild Spook Chase: Stoker's Wilde by Steven Hopstaken and Melissa Prusi Dear potential reader The epistolary novel, a novel based on "found" documents, mostly letters, sometimes diary entries and others, has a worthy lineage dating back to the Renaissance. Originally it was most typically used for the romance, for obvious reasons, the first epistolary novels were purported to be exchanges of letters between lovers.
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