Couplea startling moments, couplea fervid descriptions of young ladies in nightgowns, pretty lame plot, very anticlimactic ending. Fine if you're, say, a college kid just looking for something fun, but if you find you're serious about this sort of book, there are better, more grown-up versions of th...
Upon a paper attached to the narrative which follows, Doctor Hesselius has written a rather elaborate note which he accompanies with a reference to his essay on the strange subject which the MS illuminates.Forget Victorian scruples - lesbianism is very near the surface here.
Carmilla is a pre-Dracula vampire tale first published in 1872 of a 19th century woman living in Austria who unwittingly encounters the female vampire named Carmilla. There are some lesbian vibes coming from Carmilla which 19 year old Laura is very uncomfortable with but she can't seem to resist her...
I read this story out of the A Taste for Blood Anthology. I was excited to finally read the story that is really the grandmother of the vampire tale. It preceded Dracula by Bram Stoker by more than twenty years.Well I have to say that I have mixed feelings about Carmilla. In some moments, it was v...
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