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What do you know about vampires? Do you want to know more? Do vampires
really
drink blood? Can they ever appear in daylight? This book will attempt
to address and answer some of the questions surrounding these dark,
mythical creatures.
Not only will you learn the truth behind the
myths, you will find out about vampires around the world and how to
distinguish between real-life stories and literary legends.
As
well as important facts, this book also includes practical advice on
both identifying and avoiding these dangerous beings. Read about what
to do if the…mehr

Produktbeschreibung
What do you know about vampires? Do you want to know more? Do vampires
really
drink blood? Can they ever appear in daylight? This book will attempt
to address and answer some of the questions surrounding these dark,
mythical creatures.

Not only will you learn the truth behind the
myths, you will find out about vampires around the world and how to
distinguish between real-life stories and literary legends.

As
well as important facts, this book also includes practical advice on
both identifying and avoiding these dangerous beings. Read about what
to do if the worst happens and you find yourself face to face with a
blood-sucking fiend!

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Autorenporträt
Dr Robert Curran was born in a remote area of the Mourne Mountain in County Down, Northern Ireland. After leaving school he worked in a number of jobs including gravedigger, lorry driver, professional musician, and even comic strip writer, before leaving to travel extensively in a number of countries. At university he studied history and educational psychology before working as a lecturer. Currently he works as an advisor to a number of Governmental bodies as well as teaching, broadcasting, and writing. He has written extensively on historical, cultural, and mythological topics. He currently lives in Northern Ireland with his wife and young family.