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April 28, 2007 (Sherman Oaks, California / PRWEB) -- Stone Masters: A Vampire Reckoning, an inspired and unique fantasy from philosopher and psychologist Vanessa Fewings, offers a refreshing rendition of vampire characterization. Spanning more than two centuries, Stone Masters maintains conventions of vampire literature, encompassing history, eroticism, and myth, while establishing new rules that introduce the next development in this popular genre.

The novel opens in a romantic Cornwall of 200 years past, setting the stage for an epic vampire battle that continues into present day. Fewings' first-person voice is engaging and often mesmerizing, and her vampires will entice readers with an eerie eroticism. Those who identify with the moral dilemmas involved in vampire lore will find a great deal of satisfaction under Fewings' master hand.

The Stone Masters author will be making a special appearance at the Los Angeles Times Festival of Books, taking place on the UCLA campus in Los Angeles, California. Fewings will be signing copies of her book and providing additional information in Booth No. 732 on April 28-29, 2007.

For more information or to request a free review copy, please contact the author at Stonemasters7 @ aol.com. Stone Masters: A Vampire Reckoning is available for sale online at Amazon.com, Borders.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Born in Great Britain, Vanessa M. K. Fewings has lived in California for the past seven years. She received a Master's Degree in psychology from California Coast University and currently works in Hollywood.

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New Englanders "Killed" Corpses, Experts Say

October 30, 1993 - Desperate to end what they thought were attacks from beyond the grave, New Englanders once unearthed corpses and performed vampire killing rituals, scientists say.  The centuries-old tale of supersticious ritual was unveiled by scientists this week in time for Halloween.

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Going Under

I knew it was coming, I heard it coming, but I said nothing.
I felt my worry increase but was afraid he'd think I cared too much and would back off.
I painfully stepped around the glass until he told me what was going on:
I had to cross the razors beneath my feet slowly, as to not cut myself and bleed to death in his sight.
I simply sat silent as he complained to me, yet I felt my shoulders slump, my energy sag.
His pain oozed over my confused flesh and I turned black for him.
My silence scared him away, but he left the glass behind for me.

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Three vampire bats born at LR Zoo

September 10, 2007 (AP / Little Rock) -- Seven weeks before Halloween, Little Rock zookeepers announced Monday the birth of three vampire bats. The staff at the Little Rock Zoo discovered the babies last week and estimate that they are about three weeks old and about 1 1/2 inches tall.

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Tired

It's too soon
I'm so tired
leave me be.
its too late
I'm exausted
let me sleep
now I can't
sleep
I'm so tired
but I can't
sleep
I'm staring
at the wall
willing the
sleep to
come but
stuck on
this side
of that wall
on this side
without
dreams and a
nice soft
oblivion to
fall into
sleep
I'm so tired

Raevynn
February 8, 2002

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Discover Historic Transylvania and Romania

June 13, 2007 (PRweb) -- Tour Transylvania, in the heart of Romania. From the Legend of Dracula, Medieval Towns, amazing castles, to the history and tradition Transylvania is truly a unique and fascinating part of Eastern Europe. This edition of the Go Romania Tours Newsletter gives a brief glimpse of what touring in Transylvania has to offer.

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