Edited by John Richard Stephens
 
 

Edgar Allan Poe, Ray Bradbury,
Rod Serling, H. P. Lovecraft,
Sting and Anne Rice

And that's just the beginning. There's also...

All of these great writers have written about vampires. Their forgotten works are brought together for the first time in this collection of vampire stories entirely written by famous authors -- from Shakespeare to Sting -- most of whom are not usually associated with supernatural literature. Thirty-one famous authors to be exact.
 
 

Through extensive research, John Richard Stephens has unearthed many of these misplaced classics and gathered them together into a single book. The result is Vampires, Wine & Roses. Even the most ardent vampire fan will be surprised to discover that many of these classic authors actually wrote about vampires.

Read Woody Allen's humorous story of Dracula accidentally getting caught out in an eclipse.

Sir Thomas Mallory, author of the most famous Arthurian legends, tells of Sir Lancelot's encounter with a vampiress.

Voltaire explains why he believed vampires actually exist.

There's a story and a rare poem by the queen of vampiric literature -- Anne Rice.

From Bram Stoker there's a chapter he was forced to delete from Dracula, but which was later published as a short story.

And there's much more here you can sink your teeth into. It's the perfect book for late night reading.
 
 

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