I'm replaying VtMB and I'm in the mood.
Of course, there's Dracula, and Carmilla but what else is there?
I hear people recommend The Vampire Chronicles/The Vampire Lestat a lot, is it any gud?
Vampire literature
Anthony Clark
Easton Morales
there is a lot of world of darkness fiction out there. unsure of the quality. Strangeness in Proportion, a newer book, was enjoyable.
Jose Jackson
Yeah. The lore books are pretty good as well.
I have no intention of ever playing the RPG, but they're fun to read through
Dominic Wood
1996 called, they want their emo lit back.
Levi Williams
this, I've played the rpg for years, i confirm the lore is great, well thought and really entertaining
>emo
is clear that you've never read anything about VtM
Connor Martin
The Requiem was better
Isaiah Sanchez
VtMB is shit and overrated by far
Dracula is the only good horror novel I've ever read
Ayden Torres
yooooooo! I played the shit out of Redemption. Christof is GOAT.
Cameron Ward
>No one understands me!
Josiah Murphy
Best epistolary I've read.
Josiah Sanders
About vampires
>On Jews and their lies - Martin Luther
>The Holy Bible
>200 years together - Alexander Solzhenitsyn
By vampires
>Das Kapital - Karl Marx
>Maurice Samuel - You Gentiles
>Who's Who in World Jewry: A Biographical Dictionary of Outstanding Jews - Judith Rosenblatt
>Talmud
>Kabbalah
Brayden Hughes
that's pretty edgy, being antisemitic and all.
Julian Bell
Tsukihime is the vest vampire story.
Eli Gray
>The Vampire Chronicles
read first (3 books?) and it was ok with it going to shit, really fast. Its interesting because vampires can't get boners thus it has more classic eroticism
Nathaniel Richardson
>The Vampire Chronicles
goodreads.com
Mason Cox
>Implying it isn't chutzpah
Xavier Roberts
ah, its that autismo
goodreads.com
William Jenkins
I loved vtmb, also loved the vampire lestat, def give it a read, havnt read any of the others
Jayden Cooper
>implying is not goth
/pol/ detected, again
Lucas Howard
I suggest
Salem's Lot by Stephen King
Carmilla by Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
Dracula by Bram Stoker
The Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice
Also, may be a light novel, but the lore is incredible in Vampire Hunter D by Hideyuki Kikuchi
Cameron Garcia
>Vampire Hunter D
"D wanders through a far-future post-nuclear Earth that combines elements of pulp genres: western, science fiction, horror, high fantasy, H. P. Lovecraftian mythos, folklore and occult science. The planet, once terrified by the elegant but cruel Nobles (vampires), ancient demons, mutants and their technological creations, is now slowly returning to a semblance of order and human control — thanks in part to the decadence that brought about the downfall of the vampire race, to the continued stubbornness of frontier dwellers and, to the rise of a caste of independent hunters-for-hire who eliminate supernatural threats".
Noah Adams
>Vampire Hunter D
If you like Vampire Hunter D you should check out The Son of the King's Queen by K.U. Cold.
Nicholas Cooper
The Vampire Archives. It's an anthology of short stories with a really nice selection of old and modern, classic and obscure vampire tales. The other antholgies in the series are also good, they are by a dude named Otto Penzler, there's one of ghost stories and another one of zombies, I believe.
Luis Sanders
Holy shit how can I be that old?
Colton Rogers
Interview with the Vampire is pretty good.
The Vampire Lestat has it's moments too.
Sebastian Cox
>1000 pages long
Holy fuck, this is what I'm talking about
Thanks for the suggestion user
Asher Wright
>/pol/ detected
Your brain isn't completely melted, you can detect things yet.
However, you seem to be in the belief that merely naming the commenter will result in something.
/pol/ isn't Jewish enough to suffer from being named.
Bentley Wood
Carrion Comfort