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tects a pretty female humanoid from a mob. They call her Shambleau, but he has no idea what that means until it is almost too late. Although this is not a blood-drinking vampire story, it is annotated in this bibliography because it was one of the first to directly use the sexual themes so prominent in modern vampire fiction. |
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546. Jacobi, Carl. "Revelations in Black" (1933). |
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547. Wellman, Manly Wade. "School for the Unspeakable" (1937). |
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548. Derleth, August. "The Drifting Snow" (1939). |
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549. Miller, P. Schuyler. "Over the River" (1941). |
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550. Leiber, Fritz. "The Girl with the Hungry Eyes" (1949). |
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551. Kornbluth, C. M. "The Mindworm" (1950). |
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552. Matheson, Richard. "Drink My Blood" (1951). |
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553. Beaumont, Charles. "Place of Meeting" (1953). |
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554. Bloch, Robert. "The Living Dead" (1967). |
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555. Aickman, Robert. "Pages from a Young Girl's Journal" (1975). |
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The nameless narrator is traveling through Italy with her parents. She speaks of her loneliness and boredom, which is finally relieved when they stop in Ravenna as guests of a countess. One night the countess gives a party, and the girl meets a wonderful man with whom she falls secretly in love. She does not worry a bit when others notice how very pale she has become and that she has strange bite marks on her neck. An interesting story with a classic vampire theme. |
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556. Chetwynd-Hayes, R. "The Werewolf and the Vampire" (1975). |
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557. Grant, Charles L. "Love-Starved" (1979). |
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558. Yarbro, Chelsea Quinn. "Cabin" (1980). |
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559. Charnas, Suzy McKee. "Unicorn Tapestry" (1980). |
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