Comments on: Dracula and the joy of public domain http://www.biggiantrobots.com/books-music/dracula-and-the-joy-of-public-domain/ Tue, 11 Oct 2011 11:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: nikobe http://www.biggiantrobots.com/books-music/dracula-and-the-joy-of-public-domain/#comment-21 nikobe Thu, 18 Dec 2008 01:28:44 +0000 http://www.biggiantrobots.com/?p=41#comment-21 Downloaded Dracula and a ton of other books to my ipod thanks to feed books :) Downloaded Dracula and a ton of other books to my ipod thanks to feed books :)

]]> By: Watching the watchman | BIG GIANT ROBOTS! http://www.biggiantrobots.com/books-music/dracula-and-the-joy-of-public-domain/#comment-20 Watching the watchman | BIG GIANT ROBOTS! Fri, 14 Nov 2008 14:19:49 +0000 http://www.biggiantrobots.com/?p=41#comment-20 [...] now read Dracula the whole story of the league makes much more sense, and surprisingly the ideas in Dracula are so [...] [...] now read Dracula the whole story of the league makes much more sense, and surprisingly the ideas in Dracula are so [...]

]]> By: binny http://www.biggiantrobots.com/books-music/dracula-and-the-joy-of-public-domain/#comment-19 binny Tue, 04 Nov 2008 17:09:39 +0000 http://www.biggiantrobots.com/?p=41#comment-19 Bram Stoker (what a cool name) actual lived in Whitby for a number of years while he was writing the book. I told you twitter isn't big enough for my ramblings. Bram Stoker (what a cool name) actual lived in Whitby for a number of years while he was writing the book.

I told you twitter isn’t big enough for my ramblings.

]]> By: nikobe http://www.biggiantrobots.com/books-music/dracula-and-the-joy-of-public-domain/#comment-18 nikobe Tue, 04 Nov 2008 16:36:25 +0000 http://www.biggiantrobots.com/?p=41#comment-18 Biggest post ever...thanks for testing out the limits on word count hehe. I watched an amazing program on Discovery about the Dracula book and how the author wrote it, was facinating. Like allot of classic "art" he died before his work became famous and he died quite poor sadly. Most of the places in the book were visited by the author as he wrote it and he scrawled most of the pages onto napkins and other scraps of paper. Biggest post ever…thanks for testing out the limits on word count hehe. I watched an amazing program on Discovery about the Dracula book and how the author wrote it, was facinating. Like allot of classic “art” he died before his work became famous and he died quite poor sadly. Most of the places in the book were visited by the author as he wrote it and he scrawled most of the pages onto napkins and other scraps of paper.

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