Voices from the Vaults (The Dracula Society newsletter)
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| Title: | Voices from the Vaults |
| Publisher: | The Dracula Society |
| Editor(s): | Katherine Haynes, Dave Hawley |
| Type: | newsletter |
| Date(s): | October 1973-now |
| Frequency: | quarterly |
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| Fandom: | Dracula, vampires |
| Language: | English |
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Voices from the Vaults is a newsletter of The Dracula Society.
Reactions and Reviews
Would that it were otherwise, but those issues of Voices ... we have to hand date from the 'early nineties, single-sheet affairs for the most part, providing details of the Annual Bram Stoker banquet, the quarterly meet at The George Inn on Borough High Street, recent fang-related publications and cinema releases, not much else. Gabrielle Podova's modest Vamps is an Encyclopaedia Phantasmagoria in comparison. The one exception being this twelve-pager.[1]
Summer 1994
This issue was edited by Katherine Haynes.
Contents
- Bernard Davies - The Power of the Cross.
- Des Bradley - The Power of the Cross. Review.
- Forthcoming Attractions: Uncle Silas at the Lyric
- Helen Clare Steele - The Harmonic Band
- John Madracki - Dracula, Anne Rice and all Manner of things.
- John Madracki, Tina Rath, Bernard Davies - Tomes from the Tomb: Book reviews.
- Rosie Gilbert - A Small Report from the TV Front
Reactions and Reviews
In the words of Katherine Haynes, issue comprises John "The Cancer Chronicles" Madracki, "on practically everything under the sun, with put-down comments by the editor," the small support cast barely getting a look in. Drac Soc. co-founder Bernard Davies' contribution is "in response to last issue's cover," but copy before me is missing four pages - including the review of this mysterious The Power of the Cross - so have no idea what he or Des Bradley are talking about.
The good news is, The Dracula Society remain an ongoing concern, and their website generously provides a free sample issue of a post-Millennial, much improved Voices From The Vault. Download yours HERE[2]
Winter 2008
This issue was edited by Dave Hawley.
Contents
- Editorial
- Des Bradley & - Mark S. Rebot - Recent Events: Back To The Book
- Alan Brown - Screams From The Screen
- Claudia Andrei - Dracula: 1958
- Bernard Davies - Mind You Language
- Photo Special
- Sue Gedge, Bathsheba Flourish, Berni Stevens - Tomes From The Tomb: Book Reviews.
- Bathsheba Flourish - Whispers From The Wireless: M. R. James at Christmas & A Warning * To The Furious
- Joe M. Marks - The Ghost Of Bray
- Contacts
Reactions and Reviews
Photo inset includes a full colour pin-up of a smiley Lord John Llewellyn Probert proudly showing off his Children of the Night trophy for The Faculty Of Terror. He is in the very best company.
Children Of The Night Award winners: 1987-2016[3]
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