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Journal of Vampire Studies is the official journal of the Vampire Studies Association, a not-for-profit founded to stimulate, disseminate and publish vampire scholarship. In this issue, Álvaro García Marín analyses an obscure Serbian vampire case from the 1720s; Michael E. Bell contextualises New England exhumations in the vampire canon; Kevin Dodd concludes his two-part article highlighting variations on the Lord Ruthven character in the nineteenth century; Paul Murray discusses Dacre Stoker's book on his famous great-grand uncle's novel, Dracula; and Eve Siebert re-examines Paul Barber's vampire theories. All this and more!

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Praise for the first issue The Journal of Vampire Studies is now the gold standard for vampire scholarship in the 21st century. It provides a magnificent array of articles by serious researchers in the field. I recommend it to everyone who wants to learn more about the deep dark underpinnings in the mythos of these unearthly creatures. There are reasons why so many have an undying fascination for the bloodthirsty undead. With the Journal of Vampire Studies, we can explore these reasons for all eternity. -Martin V. Riccardo, Vampire Studies I normally read fictional stories when it comes to vampires, but this was quite interesting. I learned a lot more than I knew before. Well written and I'd suggest it to anyone who wants to learn more. -Crazy Mom of 5, Amazon.com It has a wealth of potential resources for both by way of the bibliographies and references, the essays are very specific in their nature and would advise you look carefully at the contents before diving in! -Scott Watson, Goodreads

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