Lohengramm

Dracula is a good book. I don't rate it that high because I just thought most of the characters were incredibly boring and it wasn't doing the book any favours. Dracula was pretty kick-ass though. I don't regret reading it though, the diary approach was a nice touch.

Even though parts of it were rather dry, I love this book. I plan to re-read it very soon, I'll probably purchase a hardback. The dialogue between Eyre and Rochester amused me. I do need to read Wuthering Heights at some point.

Ah, Hyperion. I've only started reading it last week and it's glorious. I bought the Omnibus edition which has the first two books in one. I'm looking forward to the Endymion Omnibus to be delivered.