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Happy 100th Anniversary, Nosferatu!
This coming Friday marks a special occasion for horror fans, because it was on March 4, 1922 that the classic silent film Nosferatu made its cinematic debut at a special premiere held at Germany’s Berlin Zoological Garden. Directed by F.W. Murnau … Continue reading
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Taliesin Meets More Vampires to Review
Over at the vampire-centric site Taliesin Meets the Vampires, reviewer and site owner Andrew Boylan—who gave glowing reviews to both Blood Feud and Blood Reign, my first Pandora Zwieback novels—shares his opinion of the Black Coat Press anthology, The Vampire … Continue reading
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The Vampire Almanac: Now Available in English
Last year, I told you about a short story collection called L’Almanach des Vampires that I was surprised to find myself involved with, in that French publishing house Riviere Blanche—a subsidiary of indie publisher Black Coat Press—had reprinted “Night’s Children,” … Continue reading
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Tagged black coat press, count, irma vep, jean-marc lofficier, les vampires, night's children, nosferatu, steven a. roman, the vampire almanac, vampire fiction
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