Source Today I had a two way 50 minute each train ride to take care of some IT business at a distant location in the city so I had time to burn, time to thread, to snap and why not watch a movie, so I

It's been a while, but I'm back with Vampires, to finish the tale! Grab a drink and a snack, and don't read this in the dark.... Picture Source Part 1: Part 2: Levi looked into the church again, and then

a Vampire book that portrays the creatures as something that could actually exist

Origin of the Curse

Picture Source After a hoard of bats head to the church, the four friends know that their fears weren't just make-believe... The four of us shared looks between each other. “Oh, they’re gonna be there

Picture Source As the sun hid behind trees of the forest, the sky turned yellow and the air grew chilly. I marched towards our not-so-secret meeting place, with my bookbag filled with- well, not books

Good morning and happy Saturday, blogging friends, how are you? Here I am again, reviewing a book I really enjoyed. As a teenager, I loved books about vampires, and I've read so many, but this one had

Venezuela is China? Laura Loomer paid by them? Vampires are real, some of them are British royals, they make black babies via black hoes, they suck the blood from the aborted babies to become young. My

Employing supernatural elements. Literally.

Anne Rice’s Blackwood Farm (2002) is one of the most atmospheric and ambitious novels in The Vampire Chronicles. Blending gothic horror with Southern mysticism, it introduces a new protagonist—Tarquin

Anne Rice’s Blood and Gold (2001) is one of the most elegant and introspective entries in The Vampire Chronicles. This time, the spotlight falls on Marius de Romanus—the ancient, cultured vampire who has

Anne Rice’s Merrick (2000) marks a bold crossover between The Vampire Chronicles and The Mayfair Witches series, bringing together two of her most powerful mythologies. With this novel, Rice reintroduces

Anne Rice’s The Vampire Armand (1998) takes us back into the world of The Vampire Chronicles through one of its most mysterious and tormented figures. After years of existing in the shadows of Lestat and

Anne Rice’s Memnoch the Devil (1995) is one of the most daring and controversial books in The Vampire Chronicles. With this fifth installment, Rice takes Lestat beyond the realm of the undead and throws

Greetings! This life is all about relationships and friendship as there's no one that can live or stand on his or her own, which means, we all need someone by our side. Having said this, the kind of friends

Banner created in chatGPT   My love for myths started in my early childhood. And of course, vampires were part of them. We are getting into Halloween and I start to search for TV shows and movies that

Preventative measures are necessary.

Anne Rice’s The Tale of the Body Thief (1992) is the fourth novel in The Vampire Chronicles, and it marks a fascinating shift in tone and style. While the earlier books were steeped in gothic atmosphere

Anne Rice’s The Queen of the Damned (1988) is the third installment of The Vampire Chronicles, and it pushes the saga into an epic scale. Here, Rice blends gothic horror with myth, history, and fantasy,

Anne Rice’s The Vampire Lestat (1985) is the second book in The Vampire Chronicles, and it shifts the spotlight from Louis to the enigmatic and flamboyant Lestat de Lioncourt. While Interview with the