Fellow vampire aficionado Corvis Nocturnum requested of his peers yesterday the assistance in posting the new article he completed this week regarding a retort to the columnist Joel Hilliker’s attack on the American fascination with vampires. I was happy to assist. You can find out more information about Corvis and his work at http://www.corvisnocturnum.com/. * [...]

Dracula’s Ball 50th Anniversary celebration! Entertainers for this Ball include Ego Likeness, Bella Morte, Paul Robb of Information Society, DJ Ian Fford, DJ Solaries, and more. 3 rooms of entertainment all night long, plus vendors, door prizes and candy. Don’t miss their “Dark Dreams Collection” charity raffle/auction that includes one-of-a-kind items and experiences donated by [...]

Dacre Stoker, the great, great grand nephew of the iconic symbol of vampire literature Bram Stoker, has begun a quest to have a memorial statue built in Dublin, Ireland to honor his ancestor. If Dublin agrees to erect the statue, it would be in 2012 in time for the centenary of Bram Stoker’s death. Bram [...]

I have some very exciting personal publishing news to share with you all today! Recently I signed a contract with Dark Regions Press for a new novella entitled REGRET about a man finding out what it truly means to be a demon after Hell assigns his recently deceased soul the title of “Demon of Regret”. [...]

The Hollywood Reporter broke the news today that Sigourney Weaver will be jumping on the vampire bandwagon along with of the rest of the undead fans. It has been confirmed that Weaver will be joining the cast of Amy Heckerling’s horror comedy VAMPS along with actresses Alicia Silverstone and Krysten Ritter. The legendary actress will [...]

Films and television are not the only theatrical venues to be inspired in the past few years by the tireless modern fascination with the vampire genre. Playwrights and musical producers have also tapped into their inner undead. From the current battle to bring Dracula back to Broadway to smaller productions throughout the United States, vampires [...]

Several years into the pop culture fascination with the vampire genre and enthusiasm for the undead is still holding strong! New York Magazine sited yesterday that there are currently two companies competing to bring the legendary Bram Stoker’s Dracula back to the theatrical stage. Click here to read more on my Examiner column! Bookmark to: [...]

Dacre Stoker, the great-grandnephew of Bram Stoker, has proven himself more than worthy to follow in his ancestor’s footsteps. His name is quickly becoming synonymous with the vampire genre. In this interview he speaks with Sean Moreland at the Ottawa International Writers Festival in October 2009 about movie adaptations of his ancestor’s classic novel Dracula, [...]