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84Vlad the Impaler
Read the story of the original Count Dracula, Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia, also known as Vlad Tepes, the Implaler, famed for this most sadistic form of punishment.
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71Vampires - Real or Myth? You Decide.
Artist rendering of Lillith. Vlad the Impaler Giles de Rais Countess Elizabeth Barthory Lamia or Greek Mythology Godess Whitby Abbey in Yorkshire was the inspiration for Bram Stoker when he wrote Dracula. ...
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75The Evolution of Vampires In Film
Vampire films have been around for close to a hundred years. During this time one of horror’s greatest monsters has undergone many changes, although some may be small changes, these fierce creatures of...
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59vampire - blood is life
The French Revolution constituted for the conscience of the dominant aristocratic class a fall from innocence, and upturning of the natural chain of events that resounded all over Europe; the old regime...
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56Exploring European Medieval Castles-
If I had the money, I could SO get into exploring the castles of Europe. Our trips to England and Germany have just added to the fascination. There are some major differences in the castles that we have gone...
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68Washboard Vlad
The sun loomed heavy in the summer sky, baking the dirt and steaming the air to molten humidity. Men worked beneath that white-hot orb, bent by its weight, digging, lifting, making. Some drove...
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72The Boys Of Twilight
Twilight: (noun) "the diffused light from the sky during the early evening or early morning when the sun is below the horizon and it's light is refracted by the earth's atmosphere". (the free online...
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69There Was No Pie on Thanksgiving
The Ohio State University met with Native American students and other people to discuss the real events on the first English-American "Thanksgiving" and to make new plans for the future. You see, there was no pie and too many beheadings...
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65The Historian Book Review
The book that stands out most to me in the year 2007, is Elizabeth Kostova's "The Historian." She blends fact and fiction to form a wonderful tale of Vlad Dracula that takes you through the journey of a young woman in search for her father.
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