We, The Infected

The movie came first for me, having picked it up near Halloween of 2009 after noticing it in a store and remembering a small but praising article I'd read about it in an entertainment magazine. Halfway through my first viewing I was hopelessly infected, so I hit the internet afterwards to feed my in...

One thing that has always appealed to me about the vampire mythos is the "curse"; having incredible powers and near immortality coupled with such dire restrictions as sunlight and a warm liquid diet. :twisted: I'm always intrigued with each incarnation of the vampire to see how the character(s) embr...

So far I've found the time to read: Border I found this to be a very captivating tale that led unexpectantly into a mythology I'm not very familiar with but found very intriguing. A fine example of terrific storytelling too. I was very much "into" the characters as I turned the pages, eager to see w...

Welcome among the Infected Hassildor!

The Infection is a wonderful thing, and I have yet to be cured. Not that I ever want to be anyway.

Congrats Jameron!!! That is so cool!

Hey there Old Braggs and welcome among the Infected!
LTROI is indeed a powerful, affecting force and your testimony is one that is very familiar here. Glad you found this place to share it with us.

Well done. The review is informative enough to be very enticing if I were considering LTROI or had never heard of it.

Hmm, perhaps I could play host to a couple of little vamps for a while. My place is situated in an ideal spot I think. I live just far enough in the country that darkness reigns without the light of a full moon (making their night time movements almost invisible) and neighbors are only within earsho...

I haven't read the book in a while so I've been going over sections of it (remembering just how incredibly talented JAL is with each sentence I read) and I came across this particular moment of insight into Oskar's thoughts as he and Eli returned from the kiosk after poking fun at the kiosk owner: H...