An ancient legend holds the locals in a quiet rural part of England in terror. For hundreds of years the legendary White Worm has been blamed for the disappearances of countless people's and attacks on cattle. Is the creature real? What can it really be? And does it have help from human servants? Very soon, the hunt is on for the Lair of the White Worm. Bram Stoker's classic novel has been adapted many times for the screen, stage and radio with Ken Russell's 1988 movie, which starred Hugh Grant, Peter Capaldi and Amanda Donohoe, probably the best known. In the 1920s, Stoker edited his novel, excising several chapters. This is his revised version.