In a faithful narration

Bram Stoker reads Dracula

1847–1912 · Mystery Professional narrator Word-accuracy 100.0%

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About this work

Dracula is a public-domain work, here read aloud in a faithful professional narration (no recording of Bram Stoker's own voice survives).

Who was Bram Stoker?

Bram Stoker (1847–1912) — Mystery.

About the voice

No usable recording of Bram Stoker's voice survives, so this work is read by a professional narrator — clearly labelled, never passed off as the author.

Provenance: Professional narrator. We label every voice honestly — restored, narrated, or disputed.

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What did Bram Stoker sound like?

No recording of Bram Stoker's voice survives, so Dracula is read here in a faithful professional narration — clearly labelled, never passed off as the author.

Is Dracula in the public domain?

Yes. Dracula is in the public domain; what Iconic Voices adds is the restored-voice narration and curation.

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