January blog the fourth!

[andpuff]

May I hear a tah dah? And a thank gods January has 31 days...

gilana asks: As someone who's written vampire books, I'd love to hear your take on what the attraction is.

Comments

[lunachickk]

The first book I read of yours was your first Blood Ties book back when it first came out. I then went back and found The Firestone and the others. Needless to say, I've been hooked ever since. ;)

And suddenly I feel the need to use this icon now.

[erinwrites]

*love* the icon!

[wiliqueen]

ICON. LOVE.

[ladycallie]

This was me as well. Blood Ties opened the door to the rest of your work.

Also, icon love!

[_ocelott_]

Now, of course, the question to ask Kyle and Dylan is "ok, if you could take your love/wife/etc with you, would you vampire yourself?"

[wiliqueen]

As one of those people on that perpetual search for something decent at the time (now it's more... sifting than searching), I must register my gratitude for your financial planning acumen.

And of course, some fifteen years down the line, I finally noticed that there was Tanya on LJ, and lo, she was MADE OF AWESOME. Now that's a bonus.

[anonymous]

Speaking as a 57-year-old, I SO totally understand.

[wombatgirl]

There's a GeeksOn podcast where David Brin talks about how Vampire fiction tends to do better in one type of government and zombie fiction does better under another type of government. Also - it's just a fun podcast to listen to overall. :)

http://www.geekson.com/audio/GeeksOnEpisode129.mp3