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Nonfiction by Bram Stoker

Although most modern readers know Stoker as a writer of fiction, during his lifetime he was almost as famous for his nonfiction. He wrote a total of four books and a large number of articles published in newspapers and magazines.

Books:

1879 The Duties of Clerks of Petty Sessions in Ireland

1886 A Glimpse of America

1906 Personal Reminiscences of Henry Irving

1910 Famous Impostors

Articles - Irving:

1876 "Address to Henry Irving, Esq."

1904 "Sir Henry Irving: An Appreciation"

1906 "Henry Irving's Fight for Fame"

1906 "Irving's Audiences"

1911 "Irving and Stage Lighting"

Articles - Theater:

1885 "The American Audience"

1890 "Actor-Managers"

1891 "Recollections of the Late W. G. Wills"

1894 "Dramatic Criticism"

1901 "The Art of Ellen Terry"

1906 "Fifty Years on the Stage"

1908 "The Question of a National Theatre"

1909 "Americans as Actors"

1909 "Dead-Heads"

1909 "The Censorship of Stage Plays"

Articles - Interviews:

1907 "Sir Arthur Conan Doyle"

1907 "An Interview with Winston Churchill"

1907 "The Tendency of the Modern Stage"

1907 "How Mr. Pinero Writes Plays"

1908 "Mr. De Morgan's Habits of Work"

Articles - Miscellaneous:

1907 "The Great White Fair in Dublin"

1907 "The World's Greatest Ship-Building Yard"

1908 "The Censorship of Fiction"

1908 "Where Hall Caine Dreams Out His Romances"

1909 "The Ethics of Hall Caine"

1909 "The American "Tramp" Question"

Introductions:

1905 The Works of Hall Caine

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