Stoker's Manuscript

The book weaves real history with supernatural fiction in a way that felt both authentic and chilling. I'm curious how much was planned versus developed during writing.

The dark, moody setting really added to the tension, but I wonder if that was a conscious choice or something that grew naturally from the story.

The shifting timelines kept me hooked, but I wonder what led to the decision to tell the story this way—was it to mirror the fragmented nature of the manuscript?