I should have expected this, but I think I was in denial.

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The syllabus for the Vampire class I'm auditing this semester is up:

Required Texts (available at the Harvard Coop later in the summer):

THREE VAMPIRE TALES, ed. Anne Williams (Wadsworth, Cengage Learning): ISBN-13: 978-0-618-08490-6. This volume includes John Polidori’s The Vampyre, Sheridan Le Fanu’s Carmilla, and Bram Stoker’s Dracula, with other helpful resources. ***Although other editions of these works exist, you must use this edition or you will be at a disadvantage.***

Rachel Caine, THE MORGANVILLE VAMPIRES (New American Library): ISBN 978-0-451- 23054-6. This volume contains the first two novels in the series, Glass Houses and The Dead Girls’ Dance. Only Glass Houses will be assigned.

Seth Grahame-Smith, ABRAHAM LINCOLN: VAMPIRE HUNTER (Grand Central Publ./Hachette): ISBN 978-0-446-56308-6

Laurell K. Hamilton, GUILTY PLEASURES (Jove/Penguin): ISBN 978-0-515-13449-0

Charlaine Harris, DEAD UNTIL DARK (Ace/Penguin): ISBN 978-0-441-01699-0

Kim Harrison, DEAD WITCH WALKING (Eos/Harper Collins): ISBN 978-0-06-156719-3

Tom Holland, LORD OF THE DEAD (Pocket Books): ISBN 0-671-53425-4

Elizabeth Kostova, THE HISTORIAN (Time Warner Books): ISBN 0-7515-3728-4

John Ajvide Lindqvist, LET THE RIGHT ONE IN (Thomas Dunne Books, St. Martin's Griffin): ISBN-13: 978-0-312-35529-6

Stephenie Meyer, TWILIGHT (Little Brown): ISBN-13: 978-0316038379

Anne Rice, INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (Ballantine Books): ISBN 0-345-40964-7

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I have sadly never read it which is something I intend to rectify soon.