Fresh Blood @ VO
Our newest Forum Member: darkmarius
New to the Alumni Directory: Raven_Lox_Of_Drannor
Walpurgisnacht: Vikram and the Vampire
VO FAQs: X-Files & Buffy
Funny Vein: Concentration & VS2025
Latest link: Thresh..Hold:LadyChrys.com
Latest review: Ginger Snaps
Vampyres Only Website:
The games and VO [Asper, 13-May-03, 5 replies]
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Tangential Topics:
pet peeves [twylyte, 14-May-03, 3 replies]
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The Occult:
Herbal Tea [furry, 13-May-03, 6 replies]
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General Vampyric Discussions:
Heaven or Hell? [darkmarius, 13-May-03, 4 replies]
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Film and Television Vampyres:
Tim Burton's Early Films [furry, 21-Apr-03, 2 replies]
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Literary Vampyres:
2003 Discworld Vampyres diary [furry, 03-Apr-03, 3 replies]
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Vampyres and Music:
godsmack [darkmarius, 12-May-03, 1 replies]
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Real Life Experiences:
psi experiemental feeding techinques [Synderella, 08-May-03, 3 replies]
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Role Playing Games:
who are you? [LadyBlak, 07-May-03, 2 replies]
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The Eternals:
A novel [Asper, 10-Jan-03, 3 replies]
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The Crimson Quill:
The Lone Wanderer [Lord Davron, 13-May-03, 0 replies]
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The Vault:
Select the ARCHIVE link to view the work [Vladimir, 07-Apr-02, 2 replies]
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VO and Related News
Server crash
We are making great strides in recovering from the server crash last week. If you see any new problems, please make a post in the Website forum or contact one of the administrators or moderators. We appreciate your patience during our recovery!
[Monday, April 21, 2003]
** SITE DOWNTIME **
Just FYI, the ISP hosting VO is in the midst of shutting down, so it's quite possible sometime over the next week, we'll be unreachable. VO is not shutting down! However, we'll have to move, and it may take a bit of time to find an adequate host and get set up. Keep your browsers pointed to www.vampyres.com, we'll show up eventually!
[Wednesday, January 15, 2003]
Vampyric E-Cards
Well the vamp e-cards are working again. There was a wee problem that was causing a few errors. But everything looks good now! Also, I've added four new images to the collection.
[Tuesday, October 22, 2002]
Raymond T. McNally
Dr. Raymond T. McNally, 71, a colorful Boston College professor who
camped it up while discussing the legend of Dracula, died Thursday October 3rd of complications of cancer in St. Elizabeth's Medical Center in Brighton.
Dr. McNally coauthored the 1972 besteller "In Search of Dracula: The History of Dracula and Vampires" with Radu Florescu, a Boston College professor. The book, which was updated in 1994, provides a historical foundation for the Transylvanian legend of the "undead" count popularized by Irish novelist Bram Stoker in his 1897 novel "Dracula."
[Saturday, October 5, 2002]
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