In our post on the Journal of Vampire Studies‘s inclusion in Informit, I wrote: “However, one issue remains unindexed—volume one, number two—due to me not yet locating a viable PDF that isn’t a watermarked eproof. Hopefully, that matter will be rectified soon.”1

I am pleased to report that shortly after writing that post, I actually did find a viable file and sent it to Informit. It has been indexed, accordingly, and you can view it at https://search.informit.org/toc/jvampst/1/2.

That issue features Álvaro García Marín’s article on a little-known vampire case from Kragujevac, Michael E. Bell’s exploration of New England vampires and the second part of Kevin Dodd’s article on adaptations of the Lord Ruthven story.

The print version of that issue is still available for purchase through various online outlets.

  1. Anthony Hogg, “JVS Now on Informit,” News, Vampire Studies Association, August 11, 2026, https://vampirestudies.org/2026/08/11/jvs-now-on-informit/. ↩︎

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Anthony Hogg is the founder/president of the Vampire Studies Association and Editor of the Journal of Vampire Studies.

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