The Tomb of Sarah by F.G. Loring is a
classic vampire story which reminds us that some things, such as killing
a vampire, should be done quickly and not put off. Despite all the warmhearted vampires (So to speak)we see on television and reading novels these days, they are nasty creatures and can turn on you when you least expect
it.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13613986/the-tomb-of-sarah-f
Ken's
Mystery by Julian Hawthorne is horror story about a man who goes to
Dublin and meets a lovely elfin-like woman. She takes him on a wondrous
journey, but in the end he pays a horrible price for it, with more than
just his blood.
The Tomb of Sarah by F.G. Loring is a classic vampire story which reminds us that some things, such as killing a vampire, should be done quickly and not put off. As we all know, vampires are nasty creatures and can turn on you when you least expect it.
http://www.scribd.com/doc/13613986/the-tomb-of-sarah-f
Ken's Mystery by Julian Hawthorne is horror story about a man who goes to Dublin and meets a lovely elfin-like woman. She takes him on a wondrous journey, but in the end he pays a horrible price for it, with more than just his blood.
The Horla by Guy de Maupassant is an early vampire story by one of the great writers of all time. The story focuses on the difficulty a man has in accepting the existence of the vampire and the devastation caused by the the creature. Contrary to the current acceptance of the existence of the vampire by so many, during the 19th century almost all people didn't believe in vampires. Too bad.
http://www.scribd.com/full/14046506?access_key=key-ygumxjkg1bvll72yk9i
Book Bites by Neil Benson is a short story about what happens when a young male student at a college goes home with the attractive female librarian. Does the young man get lucky? Or does he have an encounter of another kind.http://www.writing.com/main/view_item/item_id/1564907
