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287. Engstrom, Elizabeth. "Elixir." |
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288. Faust, Christa. "Cherry." |
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A young male prostitute has had fantasies about the vampire life ever since he read Dracula. Then one night he meets a "trick" who might just be able to make his dream come true. |
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289. Hodge, Brian. "The Alchemy of the Throat." |
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290. Holder, Nancy. "Cafe Endless: Spring Rain." |
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291. Koja, Kathe, and Barry N. Malzberg. "In the Greenhouse." |
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292. McDowell, Ian. "Geraldine." |
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293. Monteleone, Thomas F. "Triptych di Amore." |
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294. Morlan, A. R. " And the Horses Hiss at Midnight." |
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295. Partridge, Norman. "Do Not Hasten to Bid Me Adieu." |
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Everyone believes Quincey Morris died while stalking Dracula, but in this story he not only survives but has now returned to his native Texas. He dresses completely in black and hauls around an old coffin. Without giving too much away, let's just say that this is a very romantic love story, although not truly an erotic one. |
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296. Pugmire, Wilum H. "Delicious Antique Whore." |
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297. Sallee, Wayne Allen. "From Hunger." |
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298. Salmonson, Jessica Amanda. "The Final Fete of Abba Adi." |
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A weird poetic tale of identical female triplets, women of such beauty that men go into ecstasy at the sight of them. One, Ernesta, marries the charismatic Abba Adi, who has a party, a fête. The guests are astonished to see a ritual sacrifice. |
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299. Silva, David B. "Empty Vessels." |
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300. Tem, Melanie, and Steve Rasnic Tem. "The Marriage." |
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