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Vampires Among Us, Paperback by Guiley
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Vampires Among Us, Paperback (edition 1991)

by Guiley

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An entertaining history of vampire folklore, beliefs, and real cases, with interviews with modern-day experts and individuals who believe themselves to be vampires or want to become vampires. The new edition of this classic work features the emergent vampire subculture underground, and the media influences on the changing image of the vampire in modern pop culture.… (more)
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Title:Vampires Among Us, Paperback
Authors:Guiley
Info:Pocket (1991), Paperback
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Vampires Among Us by Rosemary Ellen Guiley

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A book where the author interviews people around the world who believe they are vampires or encountered one in some way. Not bad overall, it includes an appendix of organizations and publications (you could probably find more on the internet) and it has a nice little bibliography section of fiction and non-fiction books on the subject. ( )
  jphillips3334 | Mar 18, 2010 |
Biased, sensationalistic, and scattered, this is not one of the better books on the topic. It is interesting, but the author apparently went out of her way to showcase the most bizarre members of the subculture/community she could find, rather than portraying more typical individuals (which would have been far more revealing and informative). When writing about a subculture, selecting the most extreme examples is a very misleading way of documenting what it is really like. ( )
  WingedWolf | Feb 26, 2007 |
I read a bit of this book, and decided that it wasn't for me. ( )
  herebedragons | Feb 13, 2007 |
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An entertaining history of vampire folklore, beliefs, and real cases, with interviews with modern-day experts and individuals who believe themselves to be vampires or want to become vampires. The new edition of this classic work features the emergent vampire subculture underground, and the media influences on the changing image of the vampire in modern pop culture.

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