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copyright-acknowledgment

The chapter acknowledges the original copyright held by Bram Stoker and the legal framework governing the text.

2 chapters across 2 books

Dracula (1897)Bram Stoker

Preamble

This chapter serves as the introductory preamble to Bram Stoker's Dracula, presenting the publication details, copyright information, and dedication. It establishes the legal and distribution framework under which the text is made available via Project Gutenberg, and formally introduces the work and its author.

The Tommyknockers (1985)Stephen King

BOOK III (≈99%)

The chapter depicts Jim Gardener's harrowing escape aboard the Tommyknockers' spacecraft, enduring severe physical and mental strain before drifting into space and finding solace in a hopeful dream. Following the ship's departure, most transformed townspeople perish through fire, suicide, or military intervention, while survivors are contained and studied until their eventual deaths. The narrative closes with a mysterious reunion suggesting supernatural elements and a formal acknowledgment of the copyrighted musical and literary works integrated into the novel.