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A facinating read: While many readers are often hesitant to read a book of essays... this book is truly a facinating read. Ancient myths of vampires often revolve around evil and death, but these essays look at the familiar image in a new light, quite relevant to our modern society. Here we explore the many faces of the vampire going far beyond Stoker's "Dracula". Through these essays we see the vampire as more than just a stalker in the night, but as a symbol of our own human insecurities of sexuality, lonliness, and death. Readers of horror will love this book as a companion piece to old favorites as their eyes will be opened to a broader view of a facinating staple of both modern and classic fiction alike.
| Binding: | Paperback | | Dewey Decimal Number: | 813.0873808375 | | EAN: | 9780812216288 | | ISBN: | 0812216288 | | Number Of Pages: | 280 | | Publication Date: | 2002-06-27 |
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