title: Vampires, Burial, and Death: Folklore and Reality
author:  Paul Barber 
description: Barber has written a stimulating, authoritative discourse on the relationship between the historical concepts of vampires in folklore and fiction across the ages and throughout the world. To explain the underlying myraid interment and mourning practices designed to keep the dead at bay, he postulates a universal fear of the"vampire/revenant." Such fear was most probably based on universal lack of knowledge and control over fatal illness and disease, and misinterpretations of the natural (and varied) physical manifestations of death and decay in the human body. A lengthy bibliography accompanies the text. Best for academics, but for interested general readers too. Suzanne W. Wood, SUNY Coll. of Technology, Alfred, N.Y.<br />Copyright 1988 Reed Business Information, Inc.
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  ******STRANGE DAYS** ****
  
  BY
  
  M L BRIERS
  
    
  
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  Note from the Author;
  
  All names, places, and incidents contained herein are purely fictional and
  have no basis in actual events or linked to actual Humans, Witches, Vampires,
  Werewolves, Lycans, Werebears or persons living, dead or undead.
  
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  Table of Content
  
  _HIS MATE_
  
  _STRANGE DAYS_
  
  _CHAPTER ONE_
  
  _CHAPTER TWO_
  
  _CHAPTER THREE_
  
  _CHAPTER FOUR_
  
  _CHAPTER FIVE_
  
  _CHAPTER SIX_
  
  _CHAPTER SEVEN_
  
  _CHAPTER EIGHT_
  
  _CHAPTER NINE_
  
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