Does anyone know where I can get a copy of Bram Stoker's Dracula?

Question

Preferably in Texas around Dallas & Greenville.

Answer 1

Not from Texas, but almost any major bookstore would probably have a copy, since it's considered a classic. I've usually found it in the "Horror" section, but you can check the "Classics" section as well. If all else fails, ask a bookstore employee. They are usually pretty helpful. Hope this helps.  

Answer 2

The library.

Or, try your local book store (up here we've got a chain of Barnes and Noble, but i've no idea about down there). Ask an employee where it is, and she'll pretty much just hand it to you.

Answer 3

Used bookstores are best for the classics.  

Answer 4

If you have a Borders/Borders Express/Waldenbooks in your area, it will be in the "Literature" section. I know for a fact that Borders publishes their own copy of it, in a "trade paperback" size (slightly larger than a normal paperback) for somewhere around ten dollars (not counting tax). If you don't want a bigger copy, I'm sure there will be about four different publications of it.

Answer 5

Any Barnes and Noble or Borders bookstore in your area should have it. I know that Barnes and Noble has a classics section with older books that are very popular, and I'll bet Dracula's in there.