Vampires

Summary

Vampires is a literary work^[1].

Key Facts

• Vampires's instance of is recorded as literary work^[2].
• Vampires's editor is recorded as Alan Ryan^[3].
• Vampires's genre is recorded as horror literature^[4].
• Vampires's genre is recorded as vampire fiction^[5].
• Vampires's language of work or name is recorded as English^[6].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Fragment of a Novel^[7].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Vampyre^[8].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Varney, the Vampire, or, the Feast of Blood (excerpt)^[9].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Mysterious Stranger^[10].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Carmilla^[11].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Good Lady Ducayne^[12].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Dracula's Guest^[13].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Luella Miller^[14].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as For the Blood is the Life^[15].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Transfer^[16].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Room in the Tower^[17].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as An Episode of Cathedral History^[18].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as A Rendezvous in Averoigne^[19].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Shambleau^[20].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Revelations in Black^[21].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as School for the Unspeakable^[22].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Drifting Snow^[23].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as Over the River^[24].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Girl with the Hungry Eyes^[25].
• Vampires's has part is recorded as The Mindworm^[26].