About the Estate

We develop and share information about Bram and his writing, draw attention to relevant collections, and consider enquiries about publications, exhibitions and creative projects. Family objects and papers can contribute to that work where owners agree and appropriate permissions are in place.

We aim to distinguish surviving evidence, later recollection and interpretation. Research is ongoing, and different readings of Dracula can enrich its study. We welcome corrections and new information that help make the historical record clearer.

Bram’s material is dispersed among museums, libraries and private collections. The Estate does not own every item described on this website. Archives identifies repositories, while object records give agreed credits. We respect the privacy of living family members and private owners.

For research, press, publishing, exhibitions or partnerships, use Contact. For an event listing, use the submission form on Events.

The Estate supports historically accurate information about Bram Stoker and collaboration with people and organisations who share that aim. His success as the author of Dracula sits alongside his work at the Lyceum, his journalism, and his friendships across literary, theatrical and public life.