The Blood of the Vampire

Florence Marryat (1837 - 1899)

The Blood of the Vampire is a Gothic novel, often compared to Bram Stoker's Dracula and Le Fanu's Camilla. Harriet is a vampire who kills accidentally. She enters a European convent and tries to integrate into society, Victorian and strait-laced. The novel deals with eugenics, race and class and has been praised for its different view of vampires, as suffering from a medical ailment rather than a supernatural phenomenon. - Summary by Lynne T

Genre(s): Gothic Fiction

Language: English

Section Chapter Reader Time
Play 01 I Piotr Nater
00:27:12
Play 02 II Nancy Gorgen
00:25:02
Play 03 III Christine Rottger
00:30:56
Play 04 IV Lindsey Montgomery
00:23:19
Play 05 V Dan Gurzynski
00:38:09
Play 06 VI Dan Gurzynski
00:31:23
Play 07 VII Jessica Burns
00:32:48
Play 08 VIII Nancy Gorgen
00:25:16
Play 09 IX Sheribel
00:29:46
Play 10 X Theophania
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Play 11 XI Mari Wilson
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Play 12 XII Nancy Gorgen
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Play 13 XIII Pam Flaherty
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Play 14 XIV Nancy Gorgen
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Play 15 XV KimberlyB
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Play 16 XVI Nina02
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Play 17 XVII Dar'Keith Lofton
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Play 18 XVIII Nancy Gorgen
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