Yesterday, I gave coverage to the high price for J. Thomas Garza's The Vampire in Slavic Cultures (2009).
Previously, in "Two Recent Purchases", I mentioned that copies of Jan L. Perkowski's Vampires of the Slavs (1976) could go for as high as US $295.
Another pricey vampire book is Harry A. Senn's Were-Wolf and Vampire in Romania (1982), which Amazon is selling for US $250.
However, all those titles are completely dwarfed by the price for Alok Bhalla's Politics of Atrocity and Lust: The Vampire Tale as a Nightmare History of England in the Nineteenth Century (1990):
And the bloody thing's only 88 pages long!
Atrocity, indeed.
That essentially puts it in the same rank as original copies of Calmet's disserations.
How's that for perspective?
Atrocity, indeed.
That essentially puts it in the same rank as original copies of Calmet's disserations.
How's that for perspective?
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