Articles related to "Vampire Novel"

This "page-turner with brains" (Daily Mail) is an unusual murder mystery, because at its core it has an updated version of Dracula.

Since October 2005 when Stephanie Meyer introduces the vampire romance Twilight vampire books have been flying onto (and off of) bookstore shelves.

Let the Right One In is the story of a friendship between 12-year-old boy Oskar and a 200-year-old vampire trapped in the body of a 12-year-old girl.

Harris' full-bodied characters and intriguing plots were an obvious choice for the transition from the written page to the small screen.

The evolution of Vampire fiction has finally found a new direction with the "Twilight" series. Meyer's superhero-like undead abstain from human blood and ooze good morals

When her twin boys come home with a tale of a vampire in the woods, Lori is skeptical. She shouldn't be; the sighting holds the clue to strange happenings in the area.

Though Dracula and Lestat are far better known today, modern vampire literature owes a great deal to Polidori's Lord Ruthven.

Melissa Burmester started writing novels when she was only twelve years old. Now, three years later, she's the proud author of the book, Ginger High.

Dead Witch Walking began Kim Harrison's novel series of witches, vampires, pixies and demons. With the release of the sixth book, the series has exploded in popularity.

Enter Forks, Washington through Twilight and explore the sweeping romance and deadly intensity of dating a vampire. Your life will never be the same.

Stephanie Meyer is responsible for one of the most successful young adult book series ever published.

Vampire and werewolf characters are not a new concept. In fact, they've dominated adult supernatural romance books for ages.

With Stephenie Meyer's beloved Twilight Saga put to rest, fans of the bestselling series are wondering what to read next.

From Bram Stoker's "Dracula" to Anne Rice's Lestat vampire series to Charlaine Harris' fun vampire cozies, vampires and vampire lore are a popular mystery theme.

A Quick Analysis to Demonstrate the Differences Between Stephen King's 'Salem's Lot and Anne Rice's Interview with the Vampire.

Twilight is more than a simple teenage love story between a girl and a vampire.

A serial killer is targeting the Hollywood, California, A-list celebrities in this clever mystery and suspense novel by Adrienne Barbeau and Michael Scott.

With the Twilight series as popular as ever at the moment, here is a guide to blood sucking fiction for the vampire and Stephanie Meyer fans out there.

A lonely boy strikes up a friendship with an equally dispossessed vampire in this superb horror...but how long can their bond survive?

An engaging mix between Bram Stoker's legendary masterpiece, Dracula and Dan Brown's The Da Vinci Code, The Historian thrills and thoroughly absorbs its readers.

An look at how the use of letters, diaries and email exchanges between characters stylize and influence a novel.

Over 100 years after the original release of Dracula, written by Bram Stoker, comes the sequel Dracula the Un-Dead, written by his great grand nephew.

The use of the word "I" is generally discouraged in Journalism. In fiction "I" is used in first-person narration. That style allows for readers involvement in the story.

Halloween is the perfect time of year to indulge in some scary reading. Use this list as a starting point for discovering hidden gems in the horror novel genre.

On the surface, not much has changed since Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans. Some of the businesses are back and the steamboat Natchez still plies the Mississippi.

Sugar and Spice Press is a small online romance publisher that publishes paranormal, interracial and erotic romance novels.

The gothic genre encompasses a wide and varying range of books which hold in common several key elements-suspense, a touch of horror, and often romance.

From Bram Stoker to Buffy the Vampire Slayer to the Twilight Series by Stephanie Meyer, vampires are hot and popular.

What are some of the top reasons manuscripts get rejected? How can you avoid these mistakes and have a better chance of hearing "yes" instead of "Thanks, but not for us"?