Dixie wrote:You know, ever since I bought the book, I was wondering something.
The first time I ever saw a copy of the book, it was in Catalan, and the title was in masculine: L'historiador. However, later in the same store, I saw the book in Spanish, and the title was in feminine: La historiadora. Then I bought it in English thinking: "We'll see who's right"
Now that I've read it, I think I know who the Historian is. But before I tell, can anybody else tell?
Frankly speaking it's a tough question... for me!
so to make my answer different from Lennye's I say Dracula himself
why she received a book) but dracula is also a historian as he says in his conversation with the professor that through all the centuries he was keeping the most exciting books and did his best to have them in his library. of course keeping books in the library doesn't mean you're enough tough guy to be a historian BUT I feel like he is... 
