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family greatly depended on the special relationship of a vampire, Grigori Rasputin, and his mortal ally, Vladimir Lenin, leader of the Bolshevik Party. |
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389. Hambly, Barbara, and Martin H. Greenberg (editors). Sisters of the Night. New York: Warner Books, 1995. |
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This collage of fourteen short stories centers on the female vampire. Themes range from eerie and despairing to humorous. |
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390. Cadigan, Pat. "Sometimes Salvation." |
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391. Effinger, George Alec. "Marîd and the Trail of Blood." |
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392. Hambly, Barbara. "Madeleine." |
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In this darkly humorous tale, an amoral vampire, Madeleine, is driven crazy by a curse from a mortal. Now whenever Madeleine drinks her victims' blood, their thoughts play over and over in her mind. |
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393. Harrison, M. John. "Empty." |
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394. Hoffman, Nina Kiriki. "Food Chain." |
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395. Kurland, Michael. "In the Blood." |
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Adolescence is always difficult but especially so for young vampire Almeric, who must come to terms with what he is. |
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396. Lee, Tanith. "La Dame." |
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397. Niven, Larry. "Song of the Night People." |
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This novella makes up the first four chapters of Niven's science fiction novel The Ringworld Throne. |
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398. Paxson, Diana L. "The Bloodbeast." |
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399. Rusch, Kristine Kathryn. "Victims." |
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The vampire Veronique becomes embroiled in a modern-day political campaign |
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400. Smith, Dean Wesley. "Tumbling Down the Nighttime." An old man in a nursing home prays for death, and then his |
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