My upcoming book, “Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology” was in an ad that appeared in School Library Journal, page 157, Vol. 56, No. 3 March 2010

I am happy to announce that McFarland had announced that my newest book, “The Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology” will be released in June in 2010 as a 7×10 hardback and as an e-book download.

Schiffer Publishing has just sent me a contract for my next book with them. The working title is “North Carolina Folklore and Storytelling.”

As you already know I have been hard at work writing my newest book for McFarland and Company, “The Encyclopedia of Vampire Mythology.” It was quite the labor of love and now I am at the end of it, a bittersweet event. However, it was during this end stage that I have discovered that there are 15 entries in my book that I was unable to locate the source for. I am certain that at some point I had this information but over the years and moves and computer upgrades have since become lost to me. If anyone out there has any knowledge of these species of vampires and can provide me with the names of the books that I can fact check them in I would deeply grateful

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