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Old 04-28-2015, 12:09 PM   #10
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Originally Posted by darryl View Post
I don't think in this case it is so much a matter of literature evolving as of going through phases. Perhaps the old-style vampire will come back into fashion at some stage in the future. There was recently some discussion on another thread about what is and is not encompassed by the term science fiction. In my view a rather pointless discussion. We are dealing with the world of the imagination, which is not concerned with such artificial limits. Literature is richer for having both the old and the new style vampires. After all, if we don't like something, we are not forced to read it.
+1. If zombies can go from undead slaves to slow moving flesh eating undead to fast moving flesh eating undead, then vampires can morph as well. I think that Jim Himes commented on the various type of vampires in one of his Libriomancer books.
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