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The Bram Stoker Estate website is of course devoted to Bram Stoker and his work, and is run by his descendants. Here you can find out about many of the events planned for 2012 to mark the centenary of his death. Dracula's Homepage, from Society member Dr. Elizabeth Miller, is a great site from one of the genre's main current researchers. This includes a full list of her extensive publications, often with synopses and ordering links. There are also links to several other fascinating sites. Long-time and very early Dracula Society member Geoff Beresford has a personal website at www.braminvitam.co.uk. Here he explores his lifelong passion for Dracula, and his fascination with what comes after death. Chapters 8-11, 15 and 18 will be of particular interest to Society members. Chapter 15 showcases some of the ornate menu cards produced for our Annual Dinners in the early days of the Society. Our very own Dr. Tina Rath is an Academic Vampire on-line. A history of Vlad Tepes. Bela Lugosi also has a site dedicated to him. The BBC website breathes life into the Undead with a Vampires website at http://www.bbc.co.uk/cult/vampires. At this site you'll find fun quizzes to discover whether you're a vampire, a slayer, or just a slightly anaemic night owl, plus new and traditional Gothic fiction to listen to or read online, and documentaries. Also here you will find a sequence of interviews with vampire aficionados, some of which were conducted with Dracula Society members at our 30th Anniversary Convention in 2003! (Real Player needed). This section of their site is no longer being updated by the BBC, but will hopefully remain on-line. Other Groups The Vampire Empire (formerly "The Count Dracula Fan Club of America") founded and run by Society honorary life member Jeanne Youngson has its own website. They have a section dedicated to Bram Stoker. Also check out - The American Edgar Allan Poe Society of Baltimore, Maryland The International Society for the Study of Ghosts and Apparitions
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