Sorry I’m late to my own party but I had a little trouble with my website — mostly it didn’t want to let me in.
Today we’ll look at an older horror anthology which is still available in trade paperback and in e-book format.
In this collection, you’ll find several prominent African-American authors taking a stab at horror fiction as well as one author who had already won her first Stoker Award before this book came out and would go on to win two more: Linda Addison.
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Dark Thirst: An AnthologyEditor: Allen, Angela C. |
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A haunting anthology of vampire fiction — one that brings a colorful new dimension to one of the world’s most erotic and enduring myths. Featuring stories from some of today’s most popular African American writers: Omar Tyree, writing as The Urban Griot: The Old South falls prey to a handsome young vampire with a real taste for the ladies. Love at first bite never hurt so good. Angela C. Allen: The mafia is no match for the wicked charms of a beautiful young vampire once she’s let loose on the New York City streets. Monica Jackson: Can a pair of fangs help a sister burn more calories? A full-figured woman goes on a thirst-quenching search for the perfect low-carb diet. Linda Addison: It’s a matter of life and the living dead for a half-vampire whose greatest wish is to save lives . . . and become human again. Donna Hill: A sensuous vampire thirsts for something more . . . but can she find it without getting a dagger in her own heart? Kevin S. Brockenbrough: A vengeful vampire pushes one woman to the edge, unaware that her family secret gives her the power to fight back. Table of Contents:
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October 2004 (Trade Paperback — Pocket Books)
October 2004 (Trade Paperback — Pocket Books)
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