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468. Keesey, Pam (editor). Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories. Pittsburgh, PA: Cleis Press, 1993. Hardcover and paperback. |
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An erudite introduction by Pam Keesey gives a history of the lesbian vampire in myth, fiction, and film. Careful attention is paid to Le Fanu's Carmilla and its continuing influence. She also discusses the importance of the historical Elizabeth Bathory on Bram Stoker's Dracula. The themes of each story in the collection are vampiric, though not always the traditional bloodsucking variety. A filmography of lesbian vampire movies is included. |
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469. Bergstrom, Elaine. "Daughter of the Night."
Excerpt from the novel (see #18). |
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470. Califia, Pat. "The Vampire." |
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471. Forrest, Katherine V. "O Captain, My Captain." |
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472. Gomez, Jewelle. "Louisiana: 1850."
Excerpt from The Gilda Stories (see #97). |
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473. LeFanu, J. Sheridan. "Carmilla." |
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474. Livia, Anna. "Minimax." |
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475. Minns, Karen Marie Christa. "Virago." |
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476. Scott, Jody. "I, Vampire." |
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A girl of thirteen is thrown out of the castle when her parents learn she has inherited that defective gene that makes her a bloodsucking spawn of Satan. |
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477. Sommers, Robbi. "Lilith." |
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478. zana. "Dracula Retold." |
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This is a short, funny story with a modern-day lucy harker (sic) married to male chauvenist real estate agent jonathan. A new neighbor, ms. dracula, teaches lucy how to be a real woman. |
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