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Vampire Chronicles Timeline 4 - Timeline Help
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- 1894 | The Vampyre by John Polidori is published in the New Monthly.
In Paris, Lord Ruthwen ou Les Vampires by Cyprien Berard is published anonymously. Le Vampire, a play by Charles Nodier, opens at the Theatre de la Porte Saint-Martin in Paris. An English translation, The Vampire, or The Bride of the Isles opens in London.
Another opera, Der Vampyr opens in Liepsig. It is written by Heinrich Marschner.
Tolstoy publishes Upyr in Paris.
Varney the Vampire begins to be serialized. Bram Stoker is born.
Alexandre Dumas produces his latest work, Le Vampire in Paris.
The Ray family of Jewell, Connecticut is the source of an alleged case of vampirism.
Vincenzo Verzeni is jailed for murdering two people and drinking their blood in Italy. Carmilla is published in an anthology by Sheridan le Fanu.
Ceven, Ireland reports local sheep are being killed and drained of their blood.
Theodosia Goodman, later known as the actress Theda Bara, is born.
The Flowering of the Strange Orchid by H. G. Wells is published. This proves to be an early precursor to science fiction vampire stories.
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Bibliography of the Vampire Chronicles Timeline 4
Wright, D (1987). History of Vampires.
Bhalla, A (1990). Politics of Atrocity and Lust - The Vampire Tale As a Nightmare History of England in the Nineteenth Century.
McNally, R T and Florescu, R (1973). In Search of Dracula - A True History of Dracula and The Vampire Legends.
Sands, L (2008). Single White Vampire, Argeneau Vampires, Book 3.
Masters, A (1976). The Natural History of the V.
Bunson, M (2000). The V Encyclopedia.
Meyer, S (2008). Breaking Dawn. The Twilight Saga, Book Four.
Ramsland, K and Rice, A (1995). The V Companion.
Summers, A M (2009). The History of Vampirism.
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