Dracula Daily/2022

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Moving the 2022 Fandom links to a subpage. See also: Dracula Daily/2023, Dracula Daily/2024

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Example showing activity after the 2022 mailing list ended, this art, Archived version by marghen is from January 2023, referencing this post, Archived version

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Favorite thing about Dracula Daily so far is that yesterday I read a post that had in-depth, well-researched analysis that could easily be mistaken for a published literary criticism of Dracula, except it casually makes a passing reference to “the polycule” without feeling the need to elaborate

thisismyideaofhumor [1]

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As a long-time fan of Stoker’s book, Daily Dracula has me absolutely stoked because after decades of movie and TV adaptations slipping further and further from Stoker’s work, and watering down Count Dracula’s character into a generic romantic vampire and his enemies into milquetoast Victorian twats, the Internet is rediscovering that “Dracula” is really about a Victorian D&D party going full murderhobo on a megalomaniacal vampire supervillain as revenge for vamping their polycule sweetheart.

livefromcastledracula [2]

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