From terrifying night stalkers to dangerously alluring creatures of the dark, there's a bloodsucker for every reader in these ...

Vampires, mythical creatures that subsists on blood, have loomed large in literature. While Bram Stoker's Dracula, published in 1897, is the long considered the quintessential vampire novel, there are ...

Bram Stoker was the first author to portray vampirism as a disease rather than a purely mythical curse, and Richard Matheson built on that idea with his post-apocalyptic novel. While Francis ...

Vampire fiction has a long and distinguished pedigree in English. From the moment that Robert Southey introduced the British Isles to the concept of the coffin-sleeping undead at the turn of the 19th ...

Every autumn as the air grows colder, I know it’s time to crack open the spines of my favorite vampire novels. At least, it’s more socially acceptable to be reading vampire stories this time of the ...

Christopher Rice opened up about how his mother’s real life, especially the loss of her sister, inspired the novel as it ...

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Dracula hardly needs an introduction, being the most famous and influential vampire novel of all time. The epistolary story starts in Transylvania and follows along as the titular bloodsucker pursues ...