Strigoi! Did Arthur Conan Doyle Really Know Bram Stoker?
The author of “Dracula” made an appearance on history-bending TV show, “Houdini & Doyle.” Did the two famous writers really know each other? More
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Become One of Us: The High Price of Becoming an Immortal Vampire
How much would you pay for “access to arguably the most powerful Immortal -Vampire society in existence”? More
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I Went to See a Short Serbian Vampire Film: Thoughts on The Cursed Days
For my first ever short film festival, I went to see—what else?—a vampire film. More
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Travels to Whitby: My Search for Count Dracula’s Birth Certificate
A library in Whitby might have a book so important to the genesis of Dracula, it has been called “Count Dracula’s birth certificate.” More
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An Ambitious Work: L. M. Labat’s Debut Vampire Novel
Review of L. M. Labat’s “The Sanguinarian Id” (2016). More
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Monthly Digest: May 2016
The 22nd edition of “Monthly Digests.” What’d you miss in May 2016? Vamped’s make-over, a “virgin’s view” on Bram Stoker’s classic novel, a book review, two vampire scholars get caught telling porkies, and meat tray “blood” not being all it’s cracked up to be! More
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Finding Vellutini: How I Tracked Down the Editor of the Journal of Vampirology
John L. Vellutini seemingly dropped off the face of the earth when his perodical, Journal of Vampirology, folded in 1990. Here’s how I found him. More
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Monthly Digest: April 2016
The 21st edition of “Monthly Digests.” What’d you miss in April 2016? A book review and coverage the trip to Texas for “There Are Such Things! Vampire Studies Symposium 2015.” More
