
Book Description:
Lure of the Vampire is a pop culture reference book that begins with the history and mythology of vampires and ends with interviews of modern living vampires. The author has provided "fun" lists and websites in each of the ten section that range from history, mythology, literature, movies, education and even culture. But, there is a personal twist when it comes to Lure of the Vampire with personal essays from national and international vampire authors as well as her own that range from a personal look at vampires in mythology to the romantic lust filled vampire. There are also interviews with various groups and individuals involved in the vampire community. Lure of the Vampire: A Pop Culture Reference Book of Lists, Websites, and "Very Telling" Personal Essays is a perfect quick to grab reference book for the vampire fan or author. It is concise enough to assist you in finding links to what you are looking for without our being too cumbersome and confusing.
Author Biography:
Bertena Varney began her studies of vampires during her undergraduate history and sociology studies. As she continued through college she took every opportunity to study vampires whether it was during her graduate sociology and criminology program or her social science and education graduate program. She currently lectures at libraries, conferences and events across the country. She recently moved to Bowling Green where she teaches at BG Tech and organizes online promotional events dealing with paranormal literature.
Book Description:
Simon Trent is a man with a unique power and a deep love for an uncaring woman. When he is engaged to probe the mind of a young demented woman who abounds in mystery and danger, a clash between good and evil propels him to seek the occult powers of vodoo. At times he is unsure whether evil is triumphing over good.
Author Biography:
Russell A. Vassallo attended the blue and white school of Seton Hall University in New Jersey and, on retirement, moved to south central Kentucky where he writes about the animals he has rescued as well as his family history with the mafia. His latest novel, "Deep is the Dark," is a psychic departure from his usual genre. His works have been reviewed in "Kentucky Living" and "Kentucky Monthly" as well as the "Houston Tribune" and other national media.

Book Description:
Through the years, Kentucky Monthly has had the fortune of sharing recipes from readers, dining establishments and accomplished chefs from across the Commonwealth. In this, our second compilation of recipes from the magazine's archives, we highlight the best eats from each season.
Author Biography:
This compilation of tasty seasonal recipes is produced by the staff of Kentucky Monthly.

















