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 Image: Dracula by Bram Stoker, first edition cover, Archibald Constable and Company [UK], May, 1897
Image: Dracula by Bram Stoker, Dutton, Adult, September 24, 2009 edition cover This newly published edition has a note at the bottom of the front cover that reads: "Includes a first look at the sequel: Dracula the Un-Dead."
Image: Dracula the Un-Dead by Bram Stoker's great grand-nephew Dacre Stoker and Ian Holt, September 24, 2009 HarperCollins, UK
Before writing this novel, Dacre Stoker worked as a track and field coach. Ian Holt's previous writing experience was in DVDs. He was a direct-to-DVD horror screenwriter.
| |  Note from Mary Jo [3/10/10] Title: Bram Stoker [And Surprises That Turned Up] Note: Bram Stoker is the author of Dracula that was published in England in 1897
Before I writing a note titled, "Alien Agenda, Part 2," I set out to assemble information about Bram Stoker [1847 - 1912] because he's rumored to have been connected to the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn. Stoker is most known for his book, Dracula, published in London in 1987. The column at left includes the cover of the first edition and a very recent 2009 edition published by a division of HarperCollins.
Surprises During My Research The rumors about Stoker, Tolkien and Lewis are all based on their relationships with people who were known initiates of the Hermetic Order:
A Christian minister named Dr. Scott Johnson, is so upset about Tolkien's and Lewis' connection to the Golden Dawn, he recorded a sermon about these authors and made it available at YouTube.com.
Vampire Stories Have Hijacked Fiction There are so many new vampire titles that Sharon Fulton, a Ph.D. candidate in English literature at Columbia University, wrote "The Vampire Fan(g) Guide" for Open Letters Monthly - an Arts and Literature Review.
HarperCollins is so interested in vampire novels that they recently published a new book from Dacre Stoker, a track and field coach, called, Dracula the Un-Dead [September, 2009]. Dacre is Bram's great grand-nephew and he co-wrote the book with a DVD horror screenwriter named Ian Holt [See: book cover, left].
Thirty Years of Vampire Books and Movies
The four Twilight books were also the biggest selling novels of 2008 on the USA Today Best-Selling Books list. Film adaptations of these best-selling books have also been drawing teens to movie theaters since November, 2001 and will continue to 2011, the same year that a film version [Part 2] of Rowling's last book will be released.
Twilight is a Re-Cycled Roswell [TV Series About Aliens]
A sensitive girl is saved by a supernatural hunk who makes it his mission to protect her at all costs. The two fall in love, but the relationship is complicated by his other-worldly circumstances. In Twilight, the young hunk is a vampire and in Roswell, the hunk is an alien. The two males are both biology lab partners of the female teenagers. I'm not a blogger, so I don't know how common it is for the same copy to appear in separate blogs. Much of Mike Moody's copy appears in a second blog called, "A new Gen of Romantic Hero - Vampires & Aliens."
Desensitization to Aliens and Vampires?
[Photos of vampires on this page: Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson in their roles as Bella Swan and Edward Cullen in the film adaptation of Twilight. Both play vampires although Kristin's character is not a vampire at the beginning of the film].
Defenses Against "Supernatural" Beings The perpetrators are based far from Earth and they have invaded many other planets and stars. Broad requests are appropriate. Many more people are needed to say Prayers. Mary Jo
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John William Brodie-Innis [1848 – 1923] - This attorney was a leading member of the Thoth-Hermes Temple of the Golden Dawn in Edinburgh, Scotland and a close friend of Bram Stoker's.
One publisher has even published a collection of vampire stories by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, the creator of Sherlock Holmes [Skyhorse Publishing, 2009].
As J.K. Rowling was working on the second last book in her series called Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince, author Stephenie Meyer was writing the first of a four-book teenage series about vampires called Twilight. Stephenie Meyer's novels, about a vampire family's teenage son [Edward] and his high school love interest [Bella], sold over 42 million copies worldwide with translations into 37 languages [See: photo].
I don't think there are vampires that drink blood. I think that there are human alien hybrids that can occupy the 4th dimension and drain a person's energy. The vampire stories may be a fictional cover for what really takes place. I think aliens rob energy rather than blood. About a third of my energy attacks feel as though my energy is being siphoned off.