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Two books in the Gothic tradition, both from the XIXth century, share one same character in their title and were written by authors of different nationalities. What are these books?

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Excellent challenge, my friend. Surely you refer to SILAS MARNER by ...

I loved Stoker's original and RENFIELD as well. Poignant, well-written, and engaging. I got through this novel in just a few hours. Hambly made the characters more three-dimensional and the ending is smashing!

Nice Review, Lady Soth. It actually inspired me to go out and buy the new version of the novel.

Once I got used to it, I found the new artwork to be very interesting. It has a "Nosferatu" touch about it.

The printing is crisp and clear, but I do miss the Ravenloft font and logo. :(

I can see ...

Well, mi lady Soth, seems like you hit the nail on the head with this one! Great review and I agree with you on almost all counts. My favourite actor in the film was, needless to say, Jeremey Irons. Fantastic portrayal of Brom. The film was adequate, though a bit fast-paced. Of course, the times ...

Change can be extremely difficult to accept. Seeing things that are near and dear to us emerge with a new look can be painful and sometimes frightening. WoTC gave the franchise a new look and new blood, thus, enabling the series to continue for at least a while longer. I truly love all that was TSR ...