Any good vampire books out there? I know someone whose really

Let the Right One In.

>>7481776
>good
>vampire book
Pick one and one only.

well there's carmilla by j. sheridan le fanu and the vampyre by jw polidori. and then of couse Dracula...

>>7481788
Seconding this.

>>7481776
DRACULA

>>7481788

Well, at least the (Swedish) film version was good, maybe the book is worth reading too.

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Thanks guys!

>>7481776

Just write your own.

>>7481776
If you are /tg/ inclined you should try Vampire the Requiem fiction books by Greg Stolze.

>>7481776
I've read a few of the Let-the-Right-One-In-guys books and they're pretty good but not the one with zombies imo. Dracula by Bram Stoker is an obvious book, short. Rice isn't so bad at times. Reading doesn't have to be super serious.
You should watch the movie Nosferatu (1922) too, at some point. Excellent movie, very nightmarish.

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I'll just leave this here.

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Bye!

>>7481776

Capybaras leave rancid droppings

>>7482504
who doesn't?

>>7481776
try bridging a gap into gothic literature maybe?

>>7482511
Rabbits

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carmilla!!

>>7482771
>>7481801
Carmilla is straight up /u/ material.

Varney the Vampire, pre-dates Dracula and is more entertaining and endearing

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Classics, so good.

>>7481803
he said good

>>7482432
>You should watch the movie Nosferatu (1922)

Vampyr and the 1931 Dracula are way better imo

>>7481801
Vampyre sucks ass, though, especially compared to Fragments of a Vampire Novel by Byron, which originated at the same time and has simlar themes and motifs

>>7482570
guinea pigs, too

>>7481776
The Saga of Darren Shan is surprisingly good. Plus the obvious Dracula. And if you want a good film try Stoker, there's no vampires in it but it borrows heavily from the genre.

Nope.

Sunshine by Robin McKinley. McKinley is quite a well-respected genre author and this is definitely a bit different in that it's quite uplifting in tone. It's not fine literature, but neither is Anne Rice and it's certainly better than all the YA dreck out there. If you're open to DVDs, consider Only Lovers Left Alive or Byzantium, two pretty decent vampire films from the last few years.

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The Ouroboros Cycle, by Falksen.

>>7483578
It's not great, but it's fun and worth a read. Esp if someone is interested in vampires..