7 Blood-Thirsty Facts About Europe’s Real-Life Vampires
Since Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published in 1897, vampires have seized the Western world’s imagination—and the past few years’ influx of vampires in pop culture has shown that they have no plans of letting go. But traces of real-life vampires (or, at least, the belief in real-life vampires) predate Stoker. Here are seven fascinating facts…
Since Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published in 1897, vampires have seized the Western world’s imagination—and the past few years’ influx of vampires in pop culture has shown that they have no plans of letting go. But traces of real-life vampires (or, at least, the belief in real-life vampires) predate Stoker. Here are seven fascinating facts about the real vampires of Eastern Europe and beyond.
Since Bram Stoker’s Dracula was published in 1897, vampires have seized the Western world’s imagination—and the past few years’ influx of vampires in pop culture has shown that they have no plans of letting go. But traces of real-life vampires (or, at least, the belief in real-life vampires) predate Stoker. Here are seven fascinating facts about the real vampires of Eastern Europe and beyond.
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