The vampire is one of the most fascinating and eerie figures in the modern horror pantheon. Since the publication of Bram Stoker's novel Dracula in 1897, the vampire has become the ghoul that horror fans have most enjoyed being frightened by. As editor Stefan R. Dziemianowicz notes in his introduction, the pulp horror magazines were invaluable in bringing the vampire to mass popularity. This volume is a definitive collection of thirty classic vampire tales culled from the golden age of the pulp fiction magazines and presents to the reader the evolution of the twentieth-century vampire.

Condition: Pre-loved book. Moderate yellowing of pages. Otherwise in good condition.

Format: Hardcover
Year published: 1992
Pages: 442
Sub-genre: Fantasy, horror, short stories
Imprint: Gramercy Books