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Tag Archives: Sir Chris Frayling
What to Read to Understand Vampires
Friend of OGOM, Sir Chris Frayling, has put together three books that he believes will help readers to understand vampires, drawing on his earlier idea of vampire archetypes. These include The Satanic Lord, the femme fatale, the Folkloric Vampire, and … Continue reading
Posted in OGOM News, OGOM Research
Tagged Bill Hughes, John Polidori, Romantic vampire, Sam George, Sir Chris Frayling, Vampires
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