Google remembers 'Dracula' author on his 165th birthday

Google today celebrated Abraham 'Bram' Stoker's 165th birthday honouring him with a fascinating Google doodle of his cult novel 'Dracula'.

Google, on Thursday, celebrated Abraham 'Bram' Stoker's 165th birthday honouring him with a fascinating Google doodle of his cult novel 'Dracula'.

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Born on November 8, 1847 in Dublin, Ireland, Abraham 'Bram' Stoker was a short story writer and novelist, well known for his 1857 Gothic fiction novel Dracula.

The plot of the novel Dracula revolves round the character Count Dracula, a vampire, who makes an effort to relocate from Transylvania to England. And during this attempt, the Dracula confronts Professor Abraham Van Helsing and his group of men.

Dracula is told in epistolary format, as a series of letters.

Today's Google doodle design is ispired by the Irish author celebrated novel 'Dracula'.

The lettering of the word Google on the Bram Stoker books doodle is inspired by the cover of the 1897 first edition of 'Dracula'