 Directly under the title, both the "Dagen" and the "Halfvecko-Upplaga" variants present the story as a "novel by Bram Stoker," then explicate that it is a "Swedish adaptation by A-e." To understand how "Dracula" came to Sweden and what role Stoker actually played in the creation of the Swedish variants, identifying "A-e" is a crucial step.As a "first guess," De Roos in his correspondence with Berghorn suggested that "A-e" might stand for ""Aftonbladets" editor," that is, Harald Sohlman.Berghorn objected that the Swedish word for "editor" is "redaktör".