Blood read : the vampire as metaphor in contemporary culture /
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Philadelphia, Pa. :
University of Pennsylvania Press,
[1997]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction : the shape of vampires / Joan Gordon and Veronica Hollinger
- My vampire, my friend : the intimacy Dracula destroyed / Nina Auerbach
- Metaphor into metonymy : the vampire next door / Jules Zanger
- The vampire as alien in contemporary fiction / Margaret L. Carter
- Sharper than a serpent's tooth : the vampire in search of its mother / Joan Gordon
- Mediations in red : on writing The vampire tapestry / Suzy McKee Charnas
- Sang for supper : notes on the metaphorical use of vampires in The empire of fear and Young blood / Brian Stableford
- Recasting the mythology : writing vampire fiction / Jewelle Gomez
- Dieting and damnation : Anne Rice's Interview with the vampire / Sandra Tomc
- When Hollywood sucks, or Hungry girls, lost boys, and vampirism in the age of Reagan / Nicola Nixon
- Consuming youth : the lost boys cruise mallworld / Rob Latham
- The Gilda stories : revealing the monsters at the margins / Miriam Jones
- Coming out of the coffin : gay males and queer goths in contemporary vampire fiction / Trevor Holmes
- Techno-Gothic Japan : from Seishi Yokomizo's The death's-head stranger to Mariko Ohara's Ephemera the vampire / Mari Kotani
- Fantasies of absence : the postmodern vampire / Veronica Hollinger.