Bram Stoker (1847-1912) was an Irish writer whose name became synonymous with Gothic literature and mystical horror. Born in Dublin, he graduated from Trinity College, after which he began a career as a civil servant. In parallel, he wrote theater reviews, which later led him to literature. In 1878, Stoker moved to London, where he began writing professionally.

Although his books were popular, only one novel brought him immortality in literature: Dracula (1897), which became a classic of the genre. This book, combining medieval mysticism and modern reality, gave rise to a worldwide fascination with vampire themes and created the greatest character in Gothic literature.

This edition presents another mystical novel by Bram Stoker, The Mummy's Talisman, which continues the traditions of the "mystery & horror" genre.

On the pages of this work, foggy 19th-century London becomes the arena of sinister events, the roots of which go back to ancient Egypt, the era of pharaohs and great gods. Mysterious artifacts, awakened curses, shadows of the past intertwined with the present - Stoker masterfully creates an atmosphere of horror, secrets and ancient magic, transferring the reader from the Victorian era to a world where legends come to life.

This novel is a fascinating journey through time and space, where the mysticism of the ancient world collides with the reality of the progressive century, and the boundaries between science and the supernatural become ghostly, like shadows coming to life in the light of the moon.