Dracula. Blood and Sand. A set of 2 books. Ibanyes V. B., Stoker B.

The kit consists of 2 books: “Dracula” Bram Stoker and “Blood and Sand”

The young London lawyer, on behalf of his cartridge, goes to the mysterious translivania into the castle of the mysterious Count of Dracula, without suspecting at all, without suspecting What awaits him there...

a cult novel about vampires, a superbesseller of all time. In painstaking research work on him, Stoker spent eight years, studied European and especially Irish folklore, myths, traditions and any mention of vampires and bloodsuckers.

Dracula was written back in 1897 and has since withstood many reprints. He was repeatedly filmed, including such a master of cinema as Francis Ford Coppola.

“Blood and sand” - a Corrida, an inimitable Matador, Spanish color. The famous Torero Juan Galardo, a native of the bottom, bathes in popular love. The crowd is enthusiastically roaring when Matador teases the angry bull and in the last second dodges his horns. Gallardo plays with fate. Each access to the arena can become the last for him, and this thought vigorously pursues him...

the illustrious Torero wants to get everything from life. Including the mysterious aristocrat Donya Sol is an acute lover and exotic. But Corrida is cruel. The bull takes his own, and Gallardo is on the verge of life and death. It is difficult to return to the arena after being wounded. Especially when the fear of the bull constantly pursues, and the audience requires spectacles and suicidal courage.

This is a philosophical and psychological novel. Behind the apparent simplicity of the story of the life of the famous Torero Juan Gallardo, difficult questions are hidden about the essence of people and about human cruelty.

Poetess Margarita Pushkin wrote the song “Torero” for the rock group “Aria”, inspired by the novel by Vicente Blasko Ibanyes “ Blood and sand. ”

“ Everyone was sure that Gallardo was destined to die in the arena from the horns of the bull, and it was this confidence that made the audience applaud it with bloodthirsty delight. ”