Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories

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Dark Angels: Lesbian Vampire Stories
Editor: Pam Keesey
Publisher: Cleis Press
Year: 1995
Country: US
145 pages

Warnings

Nudity:
Sex:
Violence:
S&M:

Description:
This collection of erotic tales contains original and previously published fiction. Classics such as 'The Vampire' by Cora Linn Daniels, an early 20th-century American folklorist and occultist, and 'The Bloody Countess' by Alejandra Pizarnik, who retells the story of the Hungarian Countess who is believed to have killed hundreds of young girls in order to preserve her own youth.

Qvamp says:

A follow-up collection to Pam's first collection Daughters of Darkness: Lesbian Vampire Stories. Also one of the most popular lesbian vampire collections around.

This collection features many types of women who love women, including some traditional women, some dykes, a punk gal and others. It even includes a story titled 'The Countess Visconti' which is taken from a vampire novel Sardia, a Story of Love written in the 1800s.

Rating	A
Queer Vampire Rating	A
Amount of Gay Content	sex

Queer stories see story descriptions

'Wanting' by Amelia G
'Blood Wedding' by Gary Bowen
'Presence' by Melanie Tem
'Countess Visconti, The' by Cora Linn Daniels
'Medea' by Carol Leonard
'Femme-De-Siecle' by Lawrence Schimel
'Tale of Christina, The' by Cecilia Tan
'Orphans' by Thomas S. Roche
'Cinnamon Roses' by Renee M. Charles
'Bloody Countess, The' by Alejandra Pizarnik
'Daria Dangerous' by Shawn Dell

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By: Z ( monster887@aol.com )
Overall Rating: C+ Queer horror Rating: D

A good read for a thirteen-year-old straight boy. But for the rest of us there is not much emotional detail.