The Man by Bram Stoker (1897)

The Man is a novel written by Bram Stoker, published in 1903. It tells the story of a man named Count von Cosel, who is described as "a man with a great and terrible power." The novel explores themes of obsession, madness, and the supernatural, as the protagonist becomes increasingly consumed by his own dark desires. Would you like me to provide more information on this topic?

By Bram Stoker · First published 1897 · Genre: Gothic Fiction, Romance, Adventure · 37 chapters

Contents

• STEPHEN
• THE HEART OF A CHILD
• HAROLD
• HAROLD AT NORMANSTAND
• THE CRYPT
• A VISIT TO OXFORD
• THE NEED OF KNOWING
• THE T-CART
• IN THE SPRING
• THE RESOLVE
• THE MEETING
• ON THE ROAD HOME
• HAROLD'S RESOLVE
• THE BEECH GROVE
• THE END OF THE MEETING
• A PRIVATE CONVERSATION
• A BUSINESS TRANSACTION
• MORE BUSINESS
• A LETTER
• CONFIDENCES
• THE DUTY OF COURTESY
• FIXING THE BOUNDS
• THE MAN
• FROM THE DEEPS
• A LITTLE CHILD SHALL LEAD
• A NOBLE OFFER
• AGE'S WISDOM
• DE LANNOY
• THE SILVER LADY
• THE LESSON OF THE WILDERNESS
• THE LIFE-LINE
• 'TO BE GOD AND ABLE TO DO THINGS'
• THE QUEEN'S ROOM
• WAITING
• A CRY
• LIGHT
• GOLDEN SILENCE

More by Bram Stoker

• Dracula (1897)
• The Dualitists (1887)
• The Judge's House (1891)
• The Lair of the White worm (1910)
• The Lady of the Shroud (1902)
• The Jewel of Seven Stars (1903)
• Dracula's Guest (1914)
• The Squaw (1904)
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