Dickens? Tolstoy? Shakespeare didn't become popular until around then, Bronté? Verne?KingPiccolOwned said:Well that was kind of the culture back in victorian age England, so expecting anything else, especially from a book that popular at the time, is kind of foolish of you really.BlackIronGuardian said:Dracula was a truly terrible book. It was was so pityingly self-righteous I felt like setting a church on fire by the end of it just to balance out the pure white Christendom it espoused.
Oh, and Bram Stoker can only do two-dimensional God-fearing, white, English characters and can't write for bullocks.
Silly of me to expect greatness from a period that produced some of the greatest authors?