MMmm .... Count Chocula. That was a huge and rare treat as a kid, if I remember correctly I liked Boo Berry best of the three.

Um, there are people who read Infinite Jest who've never read Dracula? Really? That seems so silly. I thought all people who read have already read Dracula.

Has anyone actually found Count Chocula in a store in Seattle? I've never seen it here, but seen it in upstate New York (pretty much any grocery store) and in California (low-rent stores only). What gives?

I don't know. It makes me so sad. I LOVE Count Chocula. I miss it. :(

You can order it from Amazon, though it's a little suspicious that they list a "new and used" price...

Paul, people have until September 21st to finish Infinite Jest. It's not over yet. Although, I did finish it a long long time ago. I think I just heard my ego pop.

Dracula is not all that big and fat. It is pretty daggum boring. A big, fat bore. Reading Frankenstein is a more meaty task, but it's not all that exciting, either.

@7: Shut your mouth. Just shut it. (if you want boring, try Lair of the White Wyrm, now THAT was dull)
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I admit I am surprised anyone who is somewhat literate hasn't read Dracula before their mid-twenties. I'd recommend the annotated edition since it details what went into the writing, and picking up/reading Dracula's Guest.

As for his other works? Skip Lair of the White Wyrm, you'll save yourself the painful headaches from banging your head against the wall.