Bram Stoker's classic best-seller "Dracula" was first published in 1897. But in 1901, Stoker revised and edited the book for a new English paperback edition. Since this was the last work Stoker did on the book, it stands as the final and definitive author's cut - but has been out of print since that first edition over a century ago. All other versions in print use the out-of-date text of the 1897 edition. This special new edition of the definitive "Dracula" is enhanced by the inclusion of Stoker's related story "Dracula's Guest", and also by an introduction written by Stoker in 1901 and first published in the Icelandic edition of "Dracula".