Which genre did Bram Stoker's novel'Dracula' belong to?
Romantic
Science fiction
Fantasy
Gothic horror
Answer
Gothic horror is a subgenre of horror fiction that combines elements of horror, mystery, and romance. It is often set in a dark and gloomy atmosphere, and features characters who are haunted by their pasts. Bram Stoker's novel'Dracula' is a classic example of Gothic horror. The novel is set in a remote castle in Transylvania, and features a cast of characters who are haunted by the vampire Count Dracula.
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