Coincidance: A Head Test – Robert Anton Wilson
No, the spelling of the title is not a mistake. Dance a mad dervish whirl of coincidence and synchronicity with Robert Anton Wilson and his…
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The Satanic Bible – Anton Szandor LaVey
Called “The Black Pope” by many of his followers, Anton La Vey began the road to High Priesthood of the Church of Satan when he…
Salem's Lot – by Stephen King
Salem's Lot, by Stephen King (Doubleday, 1975): King's first major work. In the figure of Barlow, he transplants Count Dracula into a contemporary setting. King…
Hotel Transylvania – by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
Hotel Transylvania, by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro (Saint Martin's, 1978): Though not so well known to non-specialists as Rice's characters, Yarbro's Saint-Germain is probably the best-loved…
The Hunger – by Whitley Strieber
The Hunger, by Whitley Strieber (William Morrow, 1981): Another alien vampire, quite different from Weyland in her orientation toward the human race. Unlike Charnas' vampire,…
Blood Hunt – by Lee Killough
Blood Hunt, by Lee Killough (TOR, 1987): A rare example of a fictional vampire who is a truly nice person, without possessing the superhuman charisma…
Shattered Glass – by Elaine Bergstrom
Shattered Glass, by Elaine Bergstrom (Berkley, 1989): This story of a single clan of alien vampires is the first book in a series that rivals…
The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice
The Vampire Lestat (1985) is the second vampire novel by Anne Rice, continuing the story of Lestat, the central character in Interview with the Vampire.…
Dracula (1897) – by Bram Stoker
Dracula (1897) is a Novel by Bram Stoker featuring the most famous fictional vampire of all, Count Dracula. Dracula was a modest success for Stoker,…
Sunglasses After Dark – by Nancy Collins
Sunglasses After Dark, by Nancy Collins (New American Library, 1989): A violent, erotic variation on the traditional supernatural vampire. At first the novel appears to…