Journal of Vampire Studies: Vol. 1, No. 2 (2021)

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Journal of Vampire Studies is the official journal of the Vampire Studies Association, a not-for-profit founded to stimulate, disseminate and publish vampire scholarship. In this issue, Alvaro Garcia Marin analyses an obscure Serbian vampire case from the 1720s; Michael E. Bell contextualises New England exhumations in the vampire canon; Kevin Dodd concludes his two-part article highlighting variations on the Lord Ruthven character in the nineteenth century; Paul Murray discusses Dacre Stoker’s book on his famous great-grand uncle’s novel, Dracula; and Eve Siebert re-examines Paul Barber’s vampire theories. All this and more!