The most famous stories about vampires?

Answer 1

They are impossibly fast and strong. Their skin is ice cold and pale white. They never sleep. They dont go out in the sunlight. Their eyes change color. They have an ability as a vampire for example mind reading or seeing the future. They have extreme hearing.

an if you want to know more just see the twilight saga
vampires came from the spieces of bats..wich sucks bloods of human..to be able for them to survive and live their lives..in our generation..does vampire exist?? Transslvania

Answer 2

Vampire. The word conjures up images of suave, handsome, or strikingly beautiful creatures, such as is depicted in Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles. Those of you who are fans of her books are quite familiar with the arrogant and sexy Lestat.

One of the most famous vampires of all time is, of course, Count Dracula. The brain child of Bram Stoker who based his immortal monster on a Hungarian ruler know as Vlad Tepes, also know as Vlad Dracul-a, which when translated means "son of the dragon", a nicknamed that was well earned, for the count was a blood thirsty and ruthless ruler.

He was also known as Vlad the Impaler due to his habit of impaling people on very sharp stakes and letting them suffer until they died a horrible and extremely painful death. The legends of vampires were around long before Stoker wrote his book.

From very early times there have been reports and tales of vampires, or vampyr, which means, when roughly translated, "blood drinker". In nature there are all kinds of vampires. Mosquitoes, tick, fleas, bedbugs, and a species of bat that drinks blood, named most aptly the vampire bat.

But, what about the vampires of legend? Do they exist? There are some well documented accounts that indicate they do.

There was the case of Arnold Paole. It was reported that Arnold was bitten by a vampire while he was serving as a soldier in his country's army. When he returned home from service he became a farmer. One day while cutting hay Paole had an accident which killed him. A few days later, people started dying from loss of blood. The people started saying there was a vampire in their midst.

There were several eye-witness reports that said they had seen Arnold walking around after his death. His eye were glassy and his teeth had grown long and sharp. The locals went to dig up Paole's body, and when the had unearthed the corpse, there was no decay and there was fresh blood on the lips and a bloom of color in the cheeks. Arnold looked as fresh as the day he had died. The locals pounded a stake through the vampire's heart and heard the vampire screech in agony. Then they cut off the head and burned the body. The deaths stopped.

Answer 3

the twilight series by Stephenie Meyer include twilight new moon eclipse and breaking dawn this is a world wide phenomenon that has now been made into movies Stephenie Meyer also released another book that is part of the series and it is called the short second life of Bree tanner if you read eclipse you will understand the title and who Bree is

there is also the vampire diaries written by l j smith it is also a series and includes the vampire diaries: the awakening and the struggle the vampire diaries: the fury and the dark reunion the vampire diaries the return:nightfall the vampire diaries the return shadow souls the vampire diaries the return midnight (this book isn't available until march 2011)

those are just two of history's best vampire novels I'm sure if you go on Google.com/ca and type in good vampire novels you will probably find something to your liking but these are two worldwide phenomenons i suggest you try these both

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Answer 4

Some of the most famous vampire stories include Bram Stoker's "Dracula," Anne Rice's "The Vampire Chronicles," and Stephenie Meyer's "Twilight" series. These stories have played a significant role in shaping popular culture's perception of vampires and have inspired numerous adaptations in film, television, and literature.

Answer 5

it came from England and they are spreading in order to become more relativeness

Answer 6

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