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  1. A few thoughts on Sarah Hinkley's Gothic vampire novel of 19th century Paris, The Red Sacrament, published by Titan Books, from my review sent off to the Shoreline of Infinity journal

    woolamaloo.org.uk/reviews-the-

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    #books #livres #horror #horreur #SarahHinkley #TheRedSacrament #vampire #HorrorFiction #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  2. A few thoughts on Sarah Hinkley's Gothic vampire novel of 19th century Paris, The Red Sacrament, published by Titan Books, from my review sent off to the Shoreline of Infinity journal

    woolamaloo.org.uk/reviews-the-

    .

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #SarahHinkley #TheRedSacrament #vampire #HorrorFiction #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  3. A few thoughts on Sarah Hinkley's Gothic vampire novel of 19th century Paris, The Red Sacrament, published by Titan Books, from my review sent off to the Shoreline of Infinity journal

    woolamaloo.org.uk/reviews-the-

    .

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #SarahHinkley #TheRedSacrament #vampire #HorrorFiction #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  4. A few thoughts on Sarah Hinkley's Gothic vampire novel of 19th century Paris, The Red Sacrament, published by Titan Books, from my review sent off to the Shoreline of Infinity journal

    woolamaloo.org.uk/reviews-the-

    .

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #SarahHinkley #TheRedSacrament #vampire #HorrorFiction #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  5. A few thoughts on Sarah Hinkley's Gothic vampire novel of 19th century Paris, The Red Sacrament, published by Titan Books, from my review sent off to the Shoreline of Infinity journal

    woolamaloo.org.uk/reviews-the-

    .

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #SarahHinkley #TheRedSacrament #vampire #HorrorFiction #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  6. Having just finished @garethlpowell 's excellent Jitterbug, I have a new book to see me through today's chemotherapy torture session, The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinckley, published Titan.

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    #books #livres #AmReading #bookstodon #horror #horreur #vampire #VampireFiction

  7. Having just finished @garethlpowell 's excellent Jitterbug, I have a new book to see me through today's chemotherapy torture session, The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinckley, published Titan.

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    #books #livres #AmReading #bookstodon #horror #horreur #vampire #VampireFiction

  8. Having just finished @garethlpowell 's excellent Jitterbug, I have a new book to see me through today's chemotherapy torture session, The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinckley, published Titan.

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    #books #livres #AmReading #bookstodon #horror #horreur #vampire #VampireFiction

  9. Having just finished @garethlpowell 's excellent Jitterbug, I have a new book to see me through today's chemotherapy torture session, The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinckley, published Titan.

    .

    #books #livres #AmReading #bookstodon #horror #horreur #vampire #VampireFiction

  10. Having just finished @garethlpowell 's excellent Jitterbug, I have a new book to see me through today's chemotherapy torture session, The Red Sacrament by Sara Hinckley, published Titan.

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    #books #livres #AmReading #bookstodon #horror #horreur #vampire #VampireFiction

  11. Blackthorn Castle does not fear time.
    It feeds on it.

    Immortality here is not blood—it is memory, inheritance, and decay stretched across centuries.
    Some places don’t haunt people.
    They choose them.

    #GothicHorror #VampireFiction #DarkFiction #HorrorWriting #DraculaInspired #GothicLiterature

  12. Do vampires use social media? Is it a way of finding victims? What would a vampire's profile look like? Do they show up in digital photos? What would they look like?

    You should be very careful about meeting up with people who use oil paintings as their profile pictures. I would be particularly concerned if they want to meet up after dark.

    Is this addressed at all in modern vampire fiction? I’d imagine it has been, but I haven’t encountered it.

    #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #VampireFiction

  13. Do vampires use social media? Is it a way of finding victims? What would a vampire's profile look like? Do they show up in digital photos? What would they look like?

    You should be very careful about meeting up with people who use oil paintings as their profile pictures. I would be particularly concerned if they want to meet up after dark.

    Is this addressed at all in modern vampire fiction? I’d imagine it has been, but I haven’t encountered it.

    #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #VampireFiction

  14. Do vampires use social media? Is it a way of finding victims? What would a vampire's profile look like? Do they show up in digital photos? What would they look like?

    You should be very careful about meeting up with people who use oil paintings as their profile pictures. I would be particularly concerned if they want to meet up after dark.

    Is this addressed at all in modern vampire fiction? I’d imagine it has been, but I haven’t encountered it.

    #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #VampireFiction

  15. Do vampires use social media? Is it a way of finding victims? What would a vampire's profile look like? Do they show up in digital photos? What would they look like?

    You should be very careful about meeting up with people who use oil paintings as their profile pictures. I would be particularly concerned if they want to meet up after dark.

    Is this addressed at all in modern vampire fiction? I’d imagine it has been, but I haven’t encountered it.

    #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #VampireFiction

  16. Do vampires use social media? Is it a way of finding victims? What would a vampire's profile look like? Do they show up in digital photos? What would they look like?

    You should be very careful about meeting up with people who use oil paintings as their profile pictures. I would be particularly concerned if they want to meet up after dark.

    Is this addressed at all in modern vampire fiction? I’d imagine it has been, but I haven’t encountered it.

    #UrbanFantasy #ParanormalRomance #VampireFiction

  17. The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

     Oct 31, 2025 – Culture

    The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell

    New Orleans pays homage this weekend to author Anne Rice in two grand events for fans of the vampire novelist and the fantastical world she created.

    Anne Rice, shown here in 2016, is best known for her “Vampire Chronicles” series about Lestat. Photo: Phillip Faraone / Getty Images

    Why it matters: It’s a delayed celebration of life for Rice, who died in 2021 when pandemic protocols prevented large gatherings.

    The big picture: The fan club for her character Lestat gets the party started Friday at a formal ball.

    • The 37th annual vampire ball sold out in seven minutes, says co-host and French Quarter resident Alys Arden.
    • Arden, who also writes about vampires and witches in New Orleans, has attended for years with several hundred other revelers. They often dress as Rice’s characters.
    • “We’re really trying to make it feel like you walked into her world and that there’s an element of her words throughout the night,” Arden tells Axios in an exclusive interview.

    The next day: Anne Rice’s son, Christopher, and her longtime friend, Eric Shaw Quinn, host the main fan event Saturday at The Orpheum.

    • It will be an immersive stage spectacle with musical performances, a recreation of her gardens and interviews with her family and colleagues.
    • It explores how she turned the worst thing that ever happened to her — the death of her daughter — into the best thing, Christopher Rice tells Axios in an exclusive interview.
    • “The genesis of her entire success was this terrible loss that she transformed into this world and invited all of these people in,” he says.

    What he’s saying: “I want them to feel inspired,” he says of Saturday’s event, while also having moments to feel their grief about the loss of the author.

    Christopher Rice, left, and Eric Shaw Quinn show off new Anne Rice merchandise. Image: Carlie Kollath Wells / Axios

    State of play: Anne Rice grew up in New Orleans and lived in the Garden District for years.

    • The New York Times “trashed” “Interview with the Vampire” when it came out in 1976, Christopher Rice says, but his mom kept at it.
    • “The idea of taking dark fantasy seriously as a serious literary genre in which you could talk about the human condition — that was not popular when she was doing it,” he says.
    • She pioneered the technique of writing about vampires — the so-called villains — from their point of view, Quinn says. She published more than 35 books and sold more than 150 million copies.

    Zoom in: A new generation of fans is being introduced to her work through AMC’s “Anne Rice Immortal Universe” television series.

    • “Talamasca” premiered this week and tells the story of the secret society mentioned in her books.
    • “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches” both have two seasons available for streaming. They were filmed in New Orleans.
    • Anne Rice and Christopher Rice are executive producers on the shows, the network confirmed.

    The intrigue: Rice and Quinn teased new projects, including the possibility of new books. Christopher Rice wrote several books with his mother and says she left behind unfinished material.

    Plus, they say they “salivate” over the idea of “Ramses the Damned” projects.

    Fans often ask for more “Wolf Gift” books as well, the two business partners say.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

    #2025 #America #AnneRice #Axios #AxiosNewOrleans #Books #Education #Films #Libraries #Library #LibraryOfCongress #Movies #NewOrleans #NewOrleansFarewell #Opinion #Queen #Reading #UnitedStates #VampireFiction #Writing

  18. The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

     Oct 31, 2025 – Culture

    The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell

    New Orleans pays homage this weekend to author Anne Rice in two grand events for fans of the vampire novelist and the fantastical world she created.

    Anne Rice, shown here in 2016, is best known for her “Vampire Chronicles” series about Lestat. Photo: Phillip Faraone / Getty Images

    Why it matters: It’s a delayed celebration of life for Rice, who died in 2021 when pandemic protocols prevented large gatherings.

    The big picture: The fan club for her character Lestat gets the party started Friday at a formal ball.

    • The 37th annual vampire ball sold out in seven minutes, says co-host and French Quarter resident Alys Arden.
    • Arden, who also writes about vampires and witches in New Orleans, has attended for years with several hundred other revelers. They often dress as Rice’s characters.
    • “We’re really trying to make it feel like you walked into her world and that there’s an element of her words throughout the night,” Arden tells Axios in an exclusive interview.

    The next day: Anne Rice’s son, Christopher, and her longtime friend, Eric Shaw Quinn, host the main fan event Saturday at The Orpheum.

    • It will be an immersive stage spectacle with musical performances, a recreation of her gardens and interviews with her family and colleagues.
    • It explores how she turned the worst thing that ever happened to her — the death of her daughter — into the best thing, Christopher Rice tells Axios in an exclusive interview.
    • “The genesis of her entire success was this terrible loss that she transformed into this world and invited all of these people in,” he says.

    What he’s saying: “I want them to feel inspired,” he says of Saturday’s event, while also having moments to feel their grief about the loss of the author.

    Christopher Rice, left, and Eric Shaw Quinn show off new Anne Rice merchandise. Image: Carlie Kollath Wells / Axios

    State of play: Anne Rice grew up in New Orleans and lived in the Garden District for years.

    • The New York Times “trashed” “Interview with the Vampire” when it came out in 1976, Christopher Rice says, but his mom kept at it.
    • “The idea of taking dark fantasy seriously as a serious literary genre in which you could talk about the human condition — that was not popular when she was doing it,” he says.
    • She pioneered the technique of writing about vampires — the so-called villains — from their point of view, Quinn says. She published more than 35 books and sold more than 150 million copies.

    Zoom in: A new generation of fans is being introduced to her work through AMC’s “Anne Rice Immortal Universe” television series.

    • “Talamasca” premiered this week and tells the story of the secret society mentioned in her books.
    • “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches” both have two seasons available for streaming. They were filmed in New Orleans.
    • Anne Rice and Christopher Rice are executive producers on the shows, the network confirmed.

    The intrigue: Rice and Quinn teased new projects, including the possibility of new books. Christopher Rice wrote several books with his mother and says she left behind unfinished material.

    Plus, they say they “salivate” over the idea of “Ramses the Damned” projects.

    Fans often ask for more “Wolf Gift” books as well, the two business partners say.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

    #2025 #America #AnneRice #Axios #AxiosNewOrleans #Books #Education #Films #Libraries #Library #LibraryOfCongress #Movies #NewOrleans #NewOrleansFarewell #Opinion #Queen #Reading #UnitedStates #VampireFiction #Writing

  19. The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

     Oct 31, 2025 – Culture

    The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell

    New Orleans pays homage this weekend to author Anne Rice in two grand events for fans of the vampire novelist and the fantastical world she created.

    Anne Rice, shown here in 2016, is best known for her “Vampire Chronicles” series about Lestat. Photo: Phillip Faraone / Getty Images

    Why it matters: It’s a delayed celebration of life for Rice, who died in 2021 when pandemic protocols prevented large gatherings.

    The big picture: The fan club for her character Lestat gets the party started Friday at a formal ball.

    • The 37th annual vampire ball sold out in seven minutes, says co-host and French Quarter resident Alys Arden.
    • Arden, who also writes about vampires and witches in New Orleans, has attended for years with several hundred other revelers. They often dress as Rice’s characters.
    • “We’re really trying to make it feel like you walked into her world and that there’s an element of her words throughout the night,” Arden tells Axios in an exclusive interview.

    The next day: Anne Rice’s son, Christopher, and her longtime friend, Eric Shaw Quinn, host the main fan event Saturday at The Orpheum.

    • It will be an immersive stage spectacle with musical performances, a recreation of her gardens and interviews with her family and colleagues.
    • It explores how she turned the worst thing that ever happened to her — the death of her daughter — into the best thing, Christopher Rice tells Axios in an exclusive interview.
    • “The genesis of her entire success was this terrible loss that she transformed into this world and invited all of these people in,” he says.

    What he’s saying: “I want them to feel inspired,” he says of Saturday’s event, while also having moments to feel their grief about the loss of the author.

    Christopher Rice, left, and Eric Shaw Quinn show off new Anne Rice merchandise. Image: Carlie Kollath Wells / Axios

    State of play: Anne Rice grew up in New Orleans and lived in the Garden District for years.

    • The New York Times “trashed” “Interview with the Vampire” when it came out in 1976, Christopher Rice says, but his mom kept at it.
    • “The idea of taking dark fantasy seriously as a serious literary genre in which you could talk about the human condition — that was not popular when she was doing it,” he says.
    • She pioneered the technique of writing about vampires — the so-called villains — from their point of view, Quinn says. She published more than 35 books and sold more than 150 million copies.

    Zoom in: A new generation of fans is being introduced to her work through AMC’s “Anne Rice Immortal Universe” television series.

    • “Talamasca” premiered this week and tells the story of the secret society mentioned in her books.
    • “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches” both have two seasons available for streaming. They were filmed in New Orleans.
    • Anne Rice and Christopher Rice are executive producers on the shows, the network confirmed.

    The intrigue: Rice and Quinn teased new projects, including the possibility of new books. Christopher Rice wrote several books with his mother and says she left behind unfinished material.

    Plus, they say they “salivate” over the idea of “Ramses the Damned” projects.

    Fans often ask for more “Wolf Gift” books as well, the two business partners say.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

    #2025 #America #AnneRice #Axios #AxiosNewOrleans #Books #Education #Films #Libraries #Library #LibraryOfCongress #Movies #NewOrleans #NewOrleansFarewell #Opinion #Queen #Reading #UnitedStates #VampireFiction #Writing

  20. The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

     Oct 31, 2025 – Culture

    The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell

    New Orleans pays homage this weekend to author Anne Rice in two grand events for fans of the vampire novelist and the fantastical world she created.

    Anne Rice, shown here in 2016, is best known for her “Vampire Chronicles” series about Lestat. Photo: Phillip Faraone / Getty Images

    Why it matters: It’s a delayed celebration of life for Rice, who died in 2021 when pandemic protocols prevented large gatherings.

    The big picture: The fan club for her character Lestat gets the party started Friday at a formal ball.

    • The 37th annual vampire ball sold out in seven minutes, says co-host and French Quarter resident Alys Arden.
    • Arden, who also writes about vampires and witches in New Orleans, has attended for years with several hundred other revelers. They often dress as Rice’s characters.
    • “We’re really trying to make it feel like you walked into her world and that there’s an element of her words throughout the night,” Arden tells Axios in an exclusive interview.

    The next day: Anne Rice’s son, Christopher, and her longtime friend, Eric Shaw Quinn, host the main fan event Saturday at The Orpheum.

    • It will be an immersive stage spectacle with musical performances, a recreation of her gardens and interviews with her family and colleagues.
    • It explores how she turned the worst thing that ever happened to her — the death of her daughter — into the best thing, Christopher Rice tells Axios in an exclusive interview.
    • “The genesis of her entire success was this terrible loss that she transformed into this world and invited all of these people in,” he says.

    What he’s saying: “I want them to feel inspired,” he says of Saturday’s event, while also having moments to feel their grief about the loss of the author.

    Christopher Rice, left, and Eric Shaw Quinn show off new Anne Rice merchandise. Image: Carlie Kollath Wells / Axios

    State of play: Anne Rice grew up in New Orleans and lived in the Garden District for years.

    • The New York Times “trashed” “Interview with the Vampire” when it came out in 1976, Christopher Rice says, but his mom kept at it.
    • “The idea of taking dark fantasy seriously as a serious literary genre in which you could talk about the human condition — that was not popular when she was doing it,” he says.
    • She pioneered the technique of writing about vampires — the so-called villains — from their point of view, Quinn says. She published more than 35 books and sold more than 150 million copies.

    Zoom in: A new generation of fans is being introduced to her work through AMC’s “Anne Rice Immortal Universe” television series.

    • “Talamasca” premiered this week and tells the story of the secret society mentioned in her books.
    • “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches” both have two seasons available for streaming. They were filmed in New Orleans.
    • Anne Rice and Christopher Rice are executive producers on the shows, the network confirmed.

    The intrigue: Rice and Quinn teased new projects, including the possibility of new books. Christopher Rice wrote several books with his mother and says she left behind unfinished material.

    Plus, they say they “salivate” over the idea of “Ramses the Damned” projects.

    Fans often ask for more “Wolf Gift” books as well, the two business partners say.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

    #2025 #America #AnneRice #Axios #AxiosNewOrleans #Books #Education #Films #Libraries #Library #LibraryOfCongress #Movies #NewOrleans #NewOrleansFarewell #Opinion #Queen #Reading #UnitedStates #VampireFiction #Writing

  21. The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

     Oct 31, 2025 – Culture

    The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell

    New Orleans pays homage this weekend to author Anne Rice in two grand events for fans of the vampire novelist and the fantastical world she created.

    Anne Rice, shown here in 2016, is best known for her “Vampire Chronicles” series about Lestat. Photo: Phillip Faraone / Getty Images

    Why it matters: It’s a delayed celebration of life for Rice, who died in 2021 when pandemic protocols prevented large gatherings.

    The big picture: The fan club for her character Lestat gets the party started Friday at a formal ball.

    • The 37th annual vampire ball sold out in seven minutes, says co-host and French Quarter resident Alys Arden.
    • Arden, who also writes about vampires and witches in New Orleans, has attended for years with several hundred other revelers. They often dress as Rice’s characters.
    • “We’re really trying to make it feel like you walked into her world and that there’s an element of her words throughout the night,” Arden tells Axios in an exclusive interview.

    The next day: Anne Rice’s son, Christopher, and her longtime friend, Eric Shaw Quinn, host the main fan event Saturday at The Orpheum.

    • It will be an immersive stage spectacle with musical performances, a recreation of her gardens and interviews with her family and colleagues.
    • It explores how she turned the worst thing that ever happened to her — the death of her daughter — into the best thing, Christopher Rice tells Axios in an exclusive interview.
    • “The genesis of her entire success was this terrible loss that she transformed into this world and invited all of these people in,” he says.

    What he’s saying: “I want them to feel inspired,” he says of Saturday’s event, while also having moments to feel their grief about the loss of the author.

    Christopher Rice, left, and Eric Shaw Quinn show off new Anne Rice merchandise. Image: Carlie Kollath Wells / Axios

    State of play: Anne Rice grew up in New Orleans and lived in the Garden District for years.

    • The New York Times “trashed” “Interview with the Vampire” when it came out in 1976, Christopher Rice says, but his mom kept at it.
    • “The idea of taking dark fantasy seriously as a serious literary genre in which you could talk about the human condition — that was not popular when she was doing it,” he says.
    • She pioneered the technique of writing about vampires — the so-called villains — from their point of view, Quinn says. She published more than 35 books and sold more than 150 million copies.

    Zoom in: A new generation of fans is being introduced to her work through AMC’s “Anne Rice Immortal Universe” television series.

    • “Talamasca” premiered this week and tells the story of the secret society mentioned in her books.
    • “Interview with the Vampire” and “Mayfair Witches” both have two seasons available for streaming. They were filmed in New Orleans.
    • Anne Rice and Christopher Rice are executive producers on the shows, the network confirmed.

    The intrigue: Rice and Quinn teased new projects, including the possibility of new books. Christopher Rice wrote several books with his mother and says she left behind unfinished material.

    Plus, they say they “salivate” over the idea of “Ramses the Damned” projects.

    Fans often ask for more “Wolf Gift” books as well, the two business partners say.

    Continue/Read Original Article Here: The queen of vampire fiction gets her New Orleans farewell – Axios New Orleans

    #2025 #America #AnneRice #Axios #AxiosNewOrleans #Books #Education #Films #Libraries #Library #LibraryOfCongress #Movies #NewOrleans #NewOrleansFarewell #Opinion #Queen #Reading #UnitedStates #VampireFiction #Writing

  22. Happy Anne Rice's birthday to all my fellow Gothic Fiends who celebrate.

    For me, the later books perhaps drifted off too much for my taste, but the original Interview With the Vampire remains as one of the most influential vampire novels since Dracula.

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #vampires #AnneRice #InterviewWithTheVampire #HorrorBooks #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  23. Happy Anne Rice's birthday to all my fellow Gothic Fiends who celebrate.

    For me, the later books perhaps drifted off too much for my taste, but the original Interview With the Vampire remains as one of the most influential vampire novels since Dracula.

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #vampires #AnneRice #InterviewWithTheVampire #HorrorBooks #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  24. Happy Anne Rice's birthday to all my fellow Gothic Fiends who celebrate.

    For me, the later books perhaps drifted off too much for my taste, but the original Interview With the Vampire remains as one of the most influential vampire novels since Dracula.

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #vampires #AnneRice #InterviewWithTheVampire #HorrorBooks #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  25. Happy Anne Rice's birthday to all my fellow Gothic Fiends who celebrate.

    For me, the later books perhaps drifted off too much for my taste, but the original Interview With the Vampire remains as one of the most influential vampire novels since Dracula.

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #vampires #AnneRice #InterviewWithTheVampire #HorrorBooks #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  26. Happy Anne Rice's birthday to all my fellow Gothic Fiends who celebrate.

    For me, the later books perhaps drifted off too much for my taste, but the original Interview With the Vampire remains as one of the most influential vampire novels since Dracula.

    #books #livres #horror #horreur #vampires #AnneRice #InterviewWithTheVampire #HorrorBooks #VampireFiction #bookstodon

  27. What's that flapping noise? Might it be ... #vampires in our library?!

    On 04/04/25 for #NachtDerBibliotheken blood-thirsty creatures of the night will haunt SUB Göttingen in Dorothea Schuller's #LiteraryStudies #CulturalStudies talk on #libraries in #VampireFiction: #Dracula #Nosferatu #BtVS & more

    @subugoe

  28. What's that flapping noise? Might it be ... #vampires in our library?!

    On 04/04/25 for #NachtDerBibliotheken blood-thirsty creatures of the night will haunt SUB Göttingen in Dorothea Schuller's #LiteraryStudies #CulturalStudies talk on #libraries in #VampireFiction: #Dracula #Nosferatu #BtVS & more

    @subugoe

  29. What's that flapping noise? Might it be ... #vampires in our library?!

    On 04/04/25 for #NachtDerBibliotheken blood-thirsty creatures of the night will haunt SUB Göttingen in Dorothea Schuller's #LiteraryStudies #CulturalStudies talk on #libraries in #VampireFiction: #Dracula #Nosferatu #BtVS & more

    @subugoe

  30. What's that flapping noise? Might it be ... #vampires in our library?!

    On 04/04/25 for #NachtDerBibliotheken blood-thirsty creatures of the night will haunt SUB Göttingen in Dorothea Schuller's #LiteraryStudies #CulturalStudies talk on #libraries in #VampireFiction: #Dracula #Nosferatu #BtVS & more

    @subugoe

  31. Intrigued? Just how *do* you build a believable world for your vampires - especially if there's hints of romance? Beverley Lee & Nicole Eigener's workshop on Fang Day will help!

    Beverley & Nicole merged their vampiric worlds for A Conclave of Crimson; they'll walk us through vampire world-building & horror through the lens of romance.

    Less than two weeks to go! Get your ticket now from eventbrite.com/e/writing-the-o

    #vampire #vampires #vampirefiction #vampireromance #darkromance

  32. Intrigued? Just how *do* you build a believable world for your vampires - especially if there's hints of romance? Beverley Lee & Nicole Eigener's workshop on Fang Day will help!

    Beverley & Nicole merged their vampiric worlds for A Conclave of Crimson; they'll walk us through vampire world-building & horror through the lens of romance.

    Less than two weeks to go! Get your ticket now from eventbrite.com/e/writing-the-o

    #vampire #vampires #vampirefiction #vampireromance #darkromance

  33. Intrigued? Just how *do* you build a believable world for your vampires - especially if there's hints of romance? Beverley Lee & Nicole Eigener's workshop on Fang Day will help!

    Beverley & Nicole merged their vampiric worlds for A Conclave of Crimson; they'll walk us through vampire world-building & horror through the lens of romance.

    Less than two weeks to go! Get your ticket now from eventbrite.com/e/writing-the-o

    #vampire #vampires #vampirefiction #vampireromance #darkromance

  34. After we did witches, I knew vampires had to be next—and I knew I needed Erica Robert Pallo involved. I met Erica through the London Writers Salon & she's a kindred spirit. Can't wait to see what she's got in store. Anne Rice discussions are not seen enough at these kinds of events!

    More on Fang Day 🧵⬇️

    #annerice #vampires #vampirefiction #gothic

  35. After we did witches, I knew vampires had to be next—and I knew I needed Erica Robert Pallo involved. I met Erica through the London Writers Salon & she's a kindred spirit. Can't wait to see what she's got in store. Anne Rice discussions are not seen enough at these kinds of events!

    More on Fang Day 🧵⬇️

    #annerice #vampires #vampirefiction #gothic

  36. For a preventative cure against vampires, seek Snapdragon seed heads. To learn more about vampires, come here Dr Sam George and a star-studded array of writers, academics, and folklorists at Writing the Occult: Vampires on 28 October. Tickets on sale now: eventbrite.com/e/writing-the-o

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  37. For a preventative cure against vampires, seek Snapdragon seed heads. To learn more about vampires, come here Dr Sam George and a star-studded array of writers, academics, and folklorists at Writing the Occult: Vampires on 28 October. Tickets on sale now: eventbrite.com/e/writing-the-o

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  38. Vampires take so many literary forms these days, which is why world-building becomes so important. Helping us in that task? It's Nicoverley—welcome to Team Vamp, Beverley Lee & Nicole Eigener!

    Writing the Occult: Vampires happens 28 October. Tix on sale next week via Alex Davis Events / Eventbrite.

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  39. Vampires take so many literary forms these days, which is why world-building becomes so important. Helping us in that task? It's Nicoverley—welcome to Team Vamp, Beverley Lee & Nicole Eigener!

    Writing the Occult: Vampires happens 28 October. Tix on sale next week via Alex Davis Events / Eventbrite.

    #vampirefiction #vampires #horror #occult #supernatural #writers #fiction #writersofmastodon #horrorfamily #horrorcommunity #fantasy #fantasywriters #genrefiction #sffh

  40. I’m so delighted to announce that my long out of print vampire novel, The Opposite of Life, has been re-released by Clan Destine Press as an ebook.

    When it came out in 2007 it was praised by the likes of authors Kerry Greenwood (Phryne Fisher books) and Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse books).

    narrellemharris.com/news/the-o
    #vampires #VampireFiction
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  41. I’m so delighted to announce that my long out of print vampire novel, The Opposite of Life, has been re-released by Clan Destine Press as an ebook.

    When it came out in 2007 it was praised by the likes of authors Kerry Greenwood (Phryne Fisher books) and Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse books).

    narrellemharris.com/news/the-o
    #vampires #VampireFiction
    #melbourne #Ebook

  42. I’m so delighted to announce that my long out of print vampire novel, The Opposite of Life, has been re-released by Clan Destine Press as an ebook.

    When it came out in 2007 it was praised by the likes of authors Kerry Greenwood (Phryne Fisher books) and Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse books).

    narrellemharris.com/news/the-o
    #vampires #VampireFiction
    #melbourne #Ebook

  43. I’m so delighted to announce that my long out of print vampire novel, The Opposite of Life, has been re-released by Clan Destine Press as an ebook.

    When it came out in 2007 it was praised by the likes of authors Kerry Greenwood (Phryne Fisher books) and Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse books).

    narrellemharris.com/news/the-o

  44. I’m so delighted to announce that my long out of print vampire novel, The Opposite of Life, has been re-released by Clan Destine Press as an ebook.

    When it came out in 2007 it was praised by the likes of authors Kerry Greenwood (Phryne Fisher books) and Charlaine Harris (Sookie Stackhouse books).

    narrellemharris.com/news/the-o
    #vampires #VampireFiction
    #melbourne #Ebook