Here’s what OpenAI’s ChatGPT was able to garner on yours truly: Anthony Hogg is a name that is synonymous with the study of vampires. He is the founder of the Vampire Studies Association, which is dedicated to promoting the academic study of vampires and related topics. Hogg has been interested in vampires since childhood. As … Continue reading
In which I try out Open AI’s ability to generate scholarly content. Continue reading
I am pleased to announce that the latest issue of the Journal of Vampire Studies, official journal of the Vampire Studies Association, was published on December 29th. A huge thank you to those who contributed. To commemorate the 100th anniversary of F. W. Murnau’s Nosferatu, the issue features several items on nosferatu lore. Its main … Continue reading
A very sad loss indeed. Continue reading
With few options left, drastic measures are needed. Continue reading
I hope you’re prepared! Continue reading
A brief note on my podcast interview with Jerry Knaak. Continue reading
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In which I discuss the lengths I went to just to cite a content from a specific page. Continue reading
The lucky winner will be receiving a copy of Journal of Vampire Studies 1, no. 2 (2020). Continue reading
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I noticed something odd about this magazine’s publication history. Continue reading
Łukasz Kozak’s “With Stake and Spade” (2020) was reviewed by a VSA competition winner. Continue reading
The lucky winner will be receiving a copy of Łukasz Kozak’s “With Stake and Spade” (2020). Continue reading
This is your chance to win a copy of Łukasz Kozak’s “With Stake and Spade” (2020). Continue reading
Supposed bishop, Patrick Sean Manchester—aka Seán Manchester—won’t stop slagging me off in his Facebook group. Continue reading
A self-professed vampire hunter scores several own goals trying to malign me. Continue reading
Probably the most ambitious project I’ve ever attempted. Continue reading
Well, me, and just over 24 million other people. Continue reading
Finally! Something local I can attend! Continue reading
But it’s not what you’d expect. Continue reading
A discussion of the “lost” footage posted on Vamped’s YouTube channel on December 7, 2017. Continue reading
If you’re interested in buying this book, here’s what’s inside. Continue reading
Non-fiction vampire books to be published later this month through to April 2018. Continue reading
Into Buffy? You’re in for a treat. Continue reading
Álvaro García Marín’s work on the Greek vampire is more extensive than I realised. Continue reading
Serbia’s given a run for its money. Continue reading
Ooh la la! Continue reading
Much like the vampire count who bears his name, this myth refuses to stay dead. Continue reading
While flipping through a natty library book, I chanced upon an interesting find. Continue reading
I’m excited! Are you? Continue reading
A noted Buffy Studies scholar wrote more than I bargained for. Continue reading
In 2016, the Transylvanian Society of Dracula not only celebrated its 25th anniversary, but also underwent some significant changes. Continue reading
Time flies! It’s been three years since my the official launch of my website. Continue reading
If you want to find articles about vampires, there’s lots of great resources online. Continue reading
Peter Underwood recalled being given a vampire protection medallion by Montague Summers. Here are some sources I’ve uncovered during my research into his story. Continue reading
A book recommendation I made in 2013 recently inspired a review on a French vampire website. The reviewer then told me about a book I’d never heard of before. Continue reading
As a new year dawns, I give a taste of things to look forward to. Continue reading
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2015 annual report for this blog. Here’s an excerpt: A New York City subway train holds 1,200 people. This blog was viewed about 6,000 times in 2015. If it were a NYC subway train, it would take about 5 trips to carry that many people. Click here to … Continue reading
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