The Ultimate Vampire Resource and Directory

In the summer of 1996, reporter Susan Walsh disappeared while writing a story on downtown Manhattan's mysterious "vampire underground." Suspicion immediately fell on the bizarre cultists who wore black, painted their faces white, and drank (or claimed to drink) human blood. One of the experts consulted in the search for Walsh was clinical psychologist and journalist Katherine Ramsland who was steeped in the subject. Susan Walsh has not been seen again. But the search for her opened new sources of inquiry for Ramsland, who found herself drawn into the world of vampires. What she found was all too real. Her extraordinary work, written in the bold tradition of participatory journalism, brings the listener into the members-only clubs where "liquid electricity" (blood) is the favored currency of intimate exchange, a world where lovers' sex toy is a razor, and "feeding circles" take precautions against AIDS. You'll meet those who shun normality as we would shun the secret practices they hold sacred. If you currently think of yourself as unshockable, think again


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