In which the title of Michael E. Bell's recent book on New England vampirism is corrected. My apologies for the error. Should've paid more attention.
VSA Library Acquisitions #3
Our latest VSA library acquisition is the latest Journal of Dracula Studies issue and a book provided by the Warren County Historical Association for review.
LinkedIn Page Launch
Today, we launched our LinkedIn page. If you're on LinkedIn too, you should follow us. I should've fixed up the page sooner. It's been dormant.
Journal of Vampire Studies, Volume 4, Gets Release Date
The latest volume of the Vampire Studies Association's official journal is now available for pre-order from online retailers. Find out where you can get it.
VSA Library Acquisitions #2
Our latest VSA library acquisition is a review copy provided by Brill. Two other books were acquired the same day. Both relate to the Journal.
New Style Manual Dropping
By fluke, I discovered that the style manual we have been using for over four years will be updated. How will this affect current practice?
Not the LRA Secretary
The corrected record on Margaret L. Carter's role within the Lord Ruthven Assembly, an affiliate of the International Association for the Fantastic in the Arts.
Lord Ruthven Assembly Joins Affiliate Program
I am honoured to introduce the latest member of our affiliates program, the Lord Ruthven Assembly. There are many overlaps between our groups. Read on.
Our First Affiliate (Technically)
Yesterday, I said "we have our first affiliates listed, but not the first one to express interest in joining our network." It is now revealed.
Our First Affiliates (Sort Of)
Our affiliates program began with the website's relaunch on May 24, 2024. We now have our first affiliates. Sort of. Find out who they are.