the individual with whom it originates. No one has power to stop the workings of imagination…individual discretion is the first line of defence against such evils as may come from imagination". From this statement promoting self-censorship, William Hughes constructed an argument that Stoker himself chose to revise the ending and remove Chapter 16 because it incited religious doubt and speculation that would threaten dominant religious beliefs. Adaptations Television "The Curse of the Mummy" (1970), an episode of the British anthology series Mystery and Imagination Film Blood from the Mummy's Tomb (1971) The Awakening (1980) The Tomb (1986) Bram Stoker's Legend of the Mummy (1998) Video Legend of the Mummy (1997) Radio The Mummy (1999) Short stories Kim Newman's set of linked short stories, Seven Stars, incorporate the titular jewel into his Diogenes Club series. References External links (1912 revised ed.) Full text and PDF versions of the 1903 and 1912 eds. at Bram Stoker Online 1903 British novels 1903 fantasy novels 20th-century Irish novels British Gothic novels British novels adapted into films Fiction about mummies Irish Gothic novels Irish novels adapted into films Irish novels adapted into television shows Novels adapted into radio programs Novels by Bram Stoker