Author Of Interview With The Vampire Novels & Stories

- I'll say… I'll say… please… don't… don't come here… A cold smile flashed across the corner of the vampire's bright red lips and two fangs also quickly appeared. It has been a long time since he revealed his true form in front of humans. He didn't expect that when the physical pain faded away, the pain in his heart could still make him lose control and turn into this. - Who? Don't waste my time. - He is... the director of the Institute of Medical Sciences, William Wollny. - What? - Right. It's him. He paid me and only asked me to find a way to make her go to her room, I don't know anything about the rest. Please spare me, Mr. Vampire.

In 2009 the original author’s great-grandnephew Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt published a sequel called Dracula: The Un-Dead using notes and excisions from Dracula. In the 20th century vampires began to turn from being depicted as predominantly animalistic creatures and instead displayed a broader range of human characteristics. Ray Bradbury explored the sympathetic portrayal of what can be thought of as “monsters,” including vampires, in “Homecoming” (1946), a story about a “normal” boy with a family of fantastical creatures. The popular American television soap opera Dark Shadows (1966–71) featured a lovelorn vampire, Barnabas Collins. In 1975 Fred Saberhagen published The Dracula Tape, a rete

“I see. So you like vampires, eh? Last time I saw you also bringing Interview with the Vampires, and a few other vampire stories in that tower of books” OKAAAAY…could anyone please pinch me, slap me in the face, kick my butt, or whatever?? Am I dreaming?? AM I REALLY having a conversation with Clayton Sommers???? This better be real, or I’m going to eat hundreds of sleeping pills if it’s just a dream so I will stay in this dream and NEVER, EVER wakes up. And he even still REMEMBERS the title of books that almost buried him? Even if this is real, it’s even BETTER than any dream I had these past 20 years…

They are the most vein creatures for the most part, they absolutely love the camera. Of course those who prefer to stay in the shadows, in the dark ... not so much. “This is the interview of Eva Gonzalez, maker of Vincent Lopez. Today is August 14, and we are in Caracas, Venezuela in the home of Queen Sofia,” I said, while waiting for my guest. The vampire entered the room without making a sound, as they usually did. I rose to my feet and gestured for her to sit in the seat in front of me. My manners nearly inclined me to offer her a drink but obviously for a vampire that had an entirely different meaning.

She was with him, so what exactly did she know she wanted to say. "You may speak" Kyle said ushering her to continue with what she had to say. Eva wasn't actually prepared. Infact she was shook by the fact that what she wanted to talk about was a Vampire. A freaking Vampire in the company?!!. Anna had written some things down so her plan was just to read it. "Thank you sir. Well, as we all know, there are rumors going around that there's a Vampire working here. This rumor started days ago. We haven't found out who the worker might be but we are certain that his last name is Kim." As Eva read that part on the paper, the name rang a bell in her head. Kim.... But she decided to continue with wh

Mr. Haven walked through the dimly lit corridors of the ancient vampire sanctuary, his mind filled with questions and uncertainty. He had sought an audience with Lucius Nightshade, a renowned vampire senior known for his wisdom and knowledge. Lucius was said to have a deep understanding of the complexities of vampire existence and the intricacies of memory. As Mr. Haven approached the grand chamber where Lucius resided, a sense of anticipation and nervousness washed over him. The chamber was adorned with elegant tapestries depicting centuries of vampire history, and the air carried a faint scent of old books and ancient secrets.

I tried my best to open my eyes and saw him coming toward me through my blurry sight. "Emily, what happened to you?" His voice was husky and quivering. He crouched to place his rough hand on my cheek. "Did that vampire do this?" There was murder in his eyes. I tried to dodge his touch intuitively, but I had no strength to do so. "Who… Who are you?"

I close the door, lean back against it, my body trembling, breath coming shallow and fast as dread blooms deep in my chest. I heard every word. My hands shake as I rush to my bedside drawer, fingers fumbling for Betty’s phone. One word echoes relentlessly in my mind as I type it into the search bar. Sanguinari. The result appears almost immediately. And as I read, all the blood drains from my face. Because, there stark and unforgiving on the screen, I understand at last. Alexander Matesson is a vampire.

Sean replied. “Bring him to me,” Carl ordered. “There’s a problem, my lord—he’s a vampire.” “What? How can a vampire enter Santossa?” Carl’s brows furrowed in disbelief. “Well, according to my research, that vampire is married to a human. He survives on animal blood and owns a vacation house at the boundary between Santossa and Carreon City—a free city where humans reside. He was out hunting deer and rabbits when he witnessed the event.” “Hop in. Let’s go meet him at his place,” Carl said, excitement lighting up his face. Finally, the puzzle might be solved.

The chimera's tail disappeared right with it as well as all traces of it…the iceberg that was in its heart was now a crispy clean white with no drop of blood on it and my sword now laid on the ground clean of any evidence of the chimera. I just stood there in Complete horror watching as the vampire walked towards the book with the shadow wolf right beside him. I couldn’t help but ask a question that has been nagging away at my mind all day. “Who the hell are you?” The vampire picked up the book and looked up at me with an expressionless look on his face as he answered. “Beta Marcus,” I was just about to ask some more questions when the shadow wolf’s loud growl caught my attention.