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Originally Posted by Catlady
When vampires become romantic heroes who drink artificial blood, something's gone kerflooey.
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Like George R.R. Martin's Fevre Dream, where Joshua York and his clan of vampires are trying to control their thirst with some sort of blood and other additives back in the 1850s (on a steamship crusing the mighty Mississippi)?
I'm also partial to Chelsea Quinn Yarbro's Count St. Germain, who doesn't drink artificial blood, but he doesn't really seem to drink much blood, period. He's a romantic figure, and she's been writing St. Germain stories since the 1970s.