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This dark story describes a typical night in the unlife of a vampire. Mavrides leaves his coffin at dusk, goes to a vampires-only night spot, Club Vlad, and watches human gladiators fight in cages suspended from the ceiling. This allows their blood to drip down into the waiting throats of the crowd below. |
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499. de Lint, Charles. "We Are Dead Together." |
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500. Gorman, Ed. "Duty." |
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501. Hodge, Brian. "Midnight Sun." |
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502. Laymon, Richard. "Special." |
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503. McCammon, Robert R. "The Miracle Mile." |
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504. Meyer, David N. III "A Bloodsucker." |
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505. Monteleone, Thomas F. "Prodigal Sun." |
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506. Perez, Dan. "Behind Enemy Lines." |
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507. Sarrantonio, Al. "Red Eve." |
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508. Williams, Sidney, and Robert Petitt. "Does the Blood Line Run on Time?" |
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509. Williamson, Chet. "Calm Sea and Prosperous Voyage." |
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510. Williamson, J. N. "Herrenrasse." |
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511. Preiss, Byron (editor). The Ultimate Dracula. New York: Dell, 1991. Paperback. |
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In 1931, the motion picture Dracula, starring Bela Lugosi, introduced many to Stoker's infamous character. The 1991 publication of this anthology celebrates the film's sixtieth anniversary with nineteen original stories by authors such as Anne Rice, Dan Simmons, Ron Dee, and Mike Resnick. Many stories, but not all, include the Dracula character. An introduction by Leonard Wolf briefly discusses the original film and the novel. The book concludes with a selected filmography. |
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