Soso's Territory

So I've finished Paper Towns, and I think it was better than Looking For Alaska, which many seem to disagree on.

But after years of waiting, I've finally bought Dracula by Bram Stroker. The first vampire novel and the one that brought vampires into our modern society.

I've been a fan of vampires for longer than I can remember. I honestly can't remember when my fascination with vampires started. I had once read a book that said the reason why humans like vampires is because of the idea of "Immortality". It also detailed how the myth of vampires came into being.

For years, I wanted to buy Dracula and read it. I couldn't find any copies back home, but I found some here. About 5 of them are in the "Classics" section of Waterstone's. I bought one recently, and can't wait to read it! I also bought Frankenstein and it had a picture of Frankenstein's monster on it, which I found weird but reasonable. Dracula has a picture of a (or the) castle on it.

Dracula Cover:

Frankenstein Cover (DO NOT OPEN IF YOU ARE AFRAID OF DEFORMED FIGURES):

He could be Frankenstein though... I never saw any of the movie adaptions, and only read short extracts from the book in school. So I don't know if he ends up deformed or something... Either way, I'll read it after Dracula.