Sundays with Vlad

Sundays with Vlad

From Pennsylvania to Transylvania, One Man's Quest to Live in the World of the Undead

by Paul Bibeau
3/5
(21 votes)

Examines Dracula as a cultural icon, describing his transformation from a fictional character in Bram Stoker's novel to a figure that has pervaded popular culture.

Format
304 pages, Paperback
First published
October 2, 2007
Publishers
Three Rivers Press
Subjects
Occult sciences·Body·Mind·Spirit·Sociology·New age·Folklore·Mythology·General·Popular culture·General·Social science·General·Occultism·Vampires·Vampires in mass media
Language
English

Interesting, informative and funny, a pleasant way to pass an afternoon.

I am a huge vampire/Dracula fan, so when I saw Bibeau's book at the library, I was quite excited to read a fellow vampire enthusiast's account of the modern day culture surrounding vampirism. What I did not expect to find in Sundays with Vlad is a pompous, belittling, and outright disgraceful testament to Romanians and the place they call home, or as Bibeau would say, "desolate post-communist backwater" (18).

This book was super confusing. I read the whole thing and I have no idea what it was about.

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