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VAMPIRE BOOKS THAT DON’T SUCK

Many vampires, zero sparkles

Along with zombies, vampires are the bread and butter fattening up the horror industry, so making a vampire list is both very easy and very difficult. I don’t try to be all obscure when I curate these lists, but i also don’t want to make a list that is so basic that it’s completely valueless because duh, Dracula. To that end, the titles I have selected emphasize diversity and strong atmosphere, and while there are a few obvious choices, I think there are some excellent books here about those charismatic bloodsuckers that will be new to many and are well worth inviting into your homes.

And yeah, i included Bunnicula. My list, my rules.

Burden Kansas

A Small Charred Face

In the Valley of the Sun


Certain Dark Things


The Stress of Her Regard


Enter, Night


Suffer the Children


Sundays with Vlad: From Pennsylvania to Transylvania,
One Man's Quest to Live in the World of the Undead



Vlad


The Gilda Stories


Blood Type: An Anthology of Vampire SF on the Cutting Edge


The Moth Diaries


Children of the Night


Draculas


The Passage


The Quick


By Blood We Live


The Truants


A Love Like Blood


Some of Your Blood


The Suicide Motor Club




My Soul to Keep


Carmilla


Bunnicula


The Golden


The Vampire Tapestry


Fevre Dream




Fledgling


Sunshine


Lost Souls


They Thirst


The Hunger


The Strain


'Salem's Lot


The Mammoth Book of Vampire Stories by Women


Already Dead


Twins of Evil


Agyar


The Keep


Dracula vs. Hitler


Twelve


The Radleys


Those Who Hunt the Night


Amish Vampires in Space


Hôtel Transylvania

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