In a novella named for one of these figures, the orphan Aubrey falls in love with the uneducated Greek girl Ianthe after traveling to Rome with Lord Ruthven.
In a novella named for one of these figures, the orphan Aubrey falls in love with the uneducated Greek girl Ianthe after traveling to Rome with Lord Ruthven. Another of these figures titles a novella in which General Spielsdorf describes the circumstances of his niece Bertha Reinfeldt's death to the narrator, Laura. In a Theophile Gautier short story about one of these figures, Romauld recounts how he fell in love with the courtesan Clarimonde. The final story in the collection In a Glass Darkly follows one of these figures named Mircalla Karnstein. A classic story about them was popularly credited to Lord Byron, but actually written by John Polidori. One of these figures sails on the Russian ship Demeter in order to reach London. Sheridan Le Fanu wrote about a lesbian one in Carmilla, prefiguring a novel about one that pursues Lucy Westenra. For 10 points, name this type of being hunted by Dr. Abraham Van Helsing in Bram Stoker's novel Dracula.
In a novella named for one of these figures, the orphan Aubrey falls in love with the uneducated Greek girl Ianthe after traveling to Rome with Lord Ruthven.
vampires 