100 Vicious Little Vampire Stories by Robert Weinberg (Editor), Martin H. Greenberg (Editor), Stefan Dziemanowicz (Editor)

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Evil incarnate or potent symbol for humanity's unenlightened superstitions? This collection of vampire lore includes traditional stories of classic bloodsucking vampires, as well as more offbeat variations on the theme.

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In their efforts to wreak original variations on the vampire theme, the writers represented in this collection have imagined ingenious new means of vampire disposal, envisioned vampires interfacing with computers and piloting time machines, and even proposed more than a few reasons why people might want to be a vampire--or at least have one as a close friend. (Not that there aren't a few traditional vampires lurking between these covers.)

Readers will also find that beyond the classic bloodsucking vampire who lives off the life force of his victim lies the more sinister type of vampire: the one who feeds on the sympathy rendered by unsuspecting caregivers, on the affection of incautious lovers, on the tithes donated by the religious faithful.

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