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my vampire collection part 1!! as of 2012, this is wat is included in my collection:Top shelf:
Coffin: The art of Vampire Hunter D
a booster pack of twilight trading cards
The Vampire Tarot
DVD's-
Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust
Twilight Saga: Twilight, New Moon, & Eclipse
Hellsing Ultimate: Volume 1
Vampire Knight season 1: Volumes 1 & 2
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2nd Shelf:
2 Twilight Saga Magazines (not sure wat they r called)
Twilight Novel, New Moon Novel, Eclipse Novel, Breaking Dawn Novel
Vampire (some type of historical guide about vampires, got it @ B&N)
Vampire Kisses: Dance With A Vampire ~Ellen Schreiber!~
Vampire Knight: Volumes 1-5
Vampire Knight: The Official Fan Guide
Vassalord: Volumes 1-3
Vampire Hunter D Manga Adaptation: Volumes 3 & 4
Vampire Hunter D Graphic Novels: Volumes 2 & 5
Soulless Manga Adaptation: Volume 1
Vampire Kisses Blood Relatives Manga adaptation: Volumes 1 & 3
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books that were not pictured above include:
Bite me~Christopher Moore~
Games & other items not pictured as well, include:
Twilight Saga: New moon & Eclipse the games.
~Enjoy!~
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Here are some other suggestions...
Books:
Anne Rice: Start with"Interview with a Vamipire" and read in order they were published all the way to "Memnoch the Devil". Interview with the Vampire (1976) The Vampire Lestat (1985) The Queen of the Damned (1988) The Tale of the Body Thief (1992) and Memnoch the Devil (1995). These books follow the anitcs of Lestat. Most people don't identify with Armand and Merrick and so I left off their books. The movies do not do this book series justice, especially Queen of the Damned.
Michael Romkey: His book series starts with "I Vampire" and continues on. If you like Anne Rice but feel that her vampires come across as a little gay, then you might better identify with Michael Romkey's vampires as he focuses mostly on male characters and writes male emotion better than Anne Rice.
Of course there is the Sookie Stackhouse series my Charlene Harris. And if you want to branch out from vampires to other gothic fantasy or modern day paranormal ficton, there is Jim Butcher's Dresden Files about a wizard in Chicago. The audio version is read my James Marsters (the same actor that played Spike on Buffy). There is also the Mercedes Thompson Series by Patricia Briggs which centers aroung werewolves. In both these series vampires still hold important character roles.
Ok, yeah, sorry about geeking out. I just stumbles across your gallery after you faved my BJD patterns. Thanks!
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thanks! i mostly collect vampire related mangas now...LOL...tho i do like a good novel every now & then. im currently writing a werewolf gay romance novel but its taking a back seat right now as my new laptop doesnt have the full version of microsoft works on it yet. im not against same sex related paranormal romance books tho. i've got a gay uncle, a lesbian friend & a friend who's bi, so im very open minded to that. my own opinion goes by a saying i made up & it goes like this: "Love is love, so let it be."(c) that's why im not against reading these types of books. cuz i've got personal experience from friends & family to back me up. plus, i find that sum same sex couples in books tend to have more comical moments in the genre then a book with a straight couple. but that's just me. also, my book will feature a male human that gets pregnant thanks to a mating ritual he "accidentally" performs with a male werewolf when he's a little kid & it gives him the ability to conceive & give birth later when he's older. i wrote it this way cuz i wanted to help people in the gay & lesbian community come out of the closet, & to help them realize that just cuz they r gay doesnt mean that they cant have a family the same way any straight couple can. both sides can adopt or hire a surrogate. so i thought by writing it this way it would sympathize with those people in the gay & lesbian community so that they wouldn't feel so isolated in this crazy world as it is now. & by the way, u r very welcome for me faving your bjd patterns, im planning to get one of my very own so i thought i'd try making some clothes for him b4 i start saving up to order him!
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Wow, your repy went farther than just books. That's ok though. It is the only way to really get to know someone.
Your views on the LGBT community are not at all offending. My own household is very much an alternate lifestyle. So, nothing is in the least bit offending. Speaking as a member of this community, when you write your LGBT relationships, many authors fall back on the stereotypes. Gay guys are either way too macho or effimenate and lesbians always seem to fall toward the gym teacher stereotype or the punk or hipster butch. In reality most lesbians and gays are hard to identify outside the bedroom. And if your story is going to have a few steamy scenes, remember that certain acts need certain aids and gear. A lot of yaoi fanfic tends to get explicit, but leave out items that, if forgotten in real life, would result in a lot of discomfort.
And in response to your wish to buy a BJD... try Obitsu Parabox.
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It costs roughly $300 for a 1/3 scale doll. I like these because they are made of barbie type plastic which takes paints and pigment powders better. They have magnetic feet and ship with a metal base. This allows them to be free standing. Also, thier joints are not strung together, but have acutual joints. This allows then better posing while free standing.
Good luck with your story and I can't wait to see a sample of it in your gallery. Just let me know when you post it so I can go read it.
Later-
DedHampster
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