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“The Animistic Vampire in New England” by George R. Stetson from The American Anthropologist, Vol. IX, No. 1, January, 1896 The belief in the vampire and the whole family of demons has its origin in the...
Read MoreBioarcheological and Biocultural Evidence for the New England Vampire Folk Belief by Paul S. Sledzik and Nicholas Bellantoni (1994) from The American Journal of Physical Anthropology No. 94 This article is a US Government work...
Read More“A Triad of Mediaeval Myths: Vampires” by J. Scoffern, M.B. Lond. (formerly professor of chemistry and forensic medicine at the Aldersgate College of Medicine) from Stray Leaves of Science and Folklore, London:...
Read More“Vampyres” (author unattributed) from Household Words – a Weekly Journal, Vol. XI, No. 255, Saturday 10 February 1855 (pg. 39) Of all the creatures of superstition, a Vampyre is, perhaps, the most...
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One of the biggest mistakes I see people make when they first come into the vampyre community is their tactics in the pursuit of a mentor. Countless times over the years I have seen people brand new to a group say “I’m looking for a mentor. If anyone would like to mentor me, please hit me up.”
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