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Cathy Krusberg known to Internet subscribers of the vampyres discussion list as the Mad Bibliographer. Cathy is also the reviewer for the fanzine "Vampire Crypt." She has generously shared her extensive knowledge of vampire literature. |
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Thomas Ofcansky scholar and vampire enthusiast. He gave the manuscript a careful reading and me hints on how to make it better. |
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Ellen Rawlings mystery writer (Deadly Harvest [Fawcett, 1997] is her latest) and volunteer reader and editor. She said she only performed this onerous task because I am a friend. I appreciate that. |
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Cynthia Parker bookseller. When on book buying expeditions she always kept an eye out for books she thought I could use. Many that I had given up ever finding were spotted by Cynthia at some obscure book fair. |
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Joan Temo a dear friend and talented artist who created the illustrations for this book. |
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The staff of Crofton Public Library (Crofton, MD) and the Interlibrary Loan Department of Anne Arundel Public Library System. Everyone was always ready to help the "Vampire Lady" obtain some often hard-to-find but much-needed book. These wonderful people exemplify what is right about our public libraries. |
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