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Blood Lust : Rhys Wilcox I must say that it is the FUNNIEST and most well-written piece of vampire fiction that I have read in years!!!! It's written in a very similar style to the red dwarf books...with overtones of Douglas Adam's Hitchhikers series in terms of humour, and had me LITERALLY laughing out loud more than twice on every page... It's about a group of students resisting vampire domination in their hometown...and the fact that two of them have become vampires themselves quite by accident...and superbly mixes a storyline about these vampires with PERFECT student-based humour... I felt I could identify with practically EVERY character...the lifestyle...the comments...the scrapes that they get themselves into...the behaviour at parties/in the kitchen/watching TV shows...even one characters trait of permanently quoting 'relevant' film quotes for every possible situation... I won't give away any more info than that at this stage...AS I UTTERLY INSIST THAT YOU BUY IT NOW!!!!!!!! You won't be disappointed...in fact...I defy ANYONE not to roll around on the floor with laughter on every page as I did!!
Dreams of Decadence Presents: Wendy Rathbone and Tippi N. Blevins : Wendy Rathbone, Angela Kessler (Editor), Tippi N. Blevins "A collection of dark fantasy and horror prose and poetry by Tippi N. Blevins and Wendy Rathbone, two of the most popular contributors to Dreams of Decadence magazine from DNA Publications." - Publisher's Desc. This collection contains three stories by Wendy Rathbone and six stories by Tippi N.Blevins, including several novelette-length works, along with dozens of new and collected poems. Tippi is one of VampGirl.com's own forum members and I'm very happy to be able to publicise her work here. Her writing really is excellent...you can read one of her stories from the book here: "Gone", a 14,000-word story. Set in the American South, "Gone" is the journey of a woman who seeks an old friend who disappeared long ago. What she finds, however, is much more than the boy she thought she'd lost forever... And you can buy the book that this story is in today by clicking below:
The Vampire in Europe : Montague Summers
'The Vampire in Europe', written and researched by the renowned occultist Reverend Montague Summers, is a fascinating exploration into the facts, fiction, history and myth surrounding the vampire. In this volume Summers analyzes Stoker's 'Dracula', Anne Rice's 'Interview with the Vampire' and other such influential works of fiction and investigates "true tales" of vampirism from places in Europe such as Hungary, Romania, England and Ireland. Summers even discusses some compelling evidence for real vampirism and related supernatural phemomena; the existence of which Summers evidently believes in strongly. Order : The Vampire in Lore and Legend by Montague Summers at Amazon.com Read : The Vampire : His Kith And Kin at VampGirl.com.
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