Hah, niceHotfoottfox said:I'm basically the same way. One of my vampire characters has really stupid hair (he can't see his reflection, after all) and is an alcoholic. The other one is a phychotic and kills people for the lulz.Trivun said:I'd say Bram Stoker. However, although I say that I'm actually using certain elements (the acceptable ones) of Twilight vampires (no sparkling) and elements of Anne Rice vampires and more modern ones (such as the ones in the True Blood series and so on) for my own vampire novel. I prefer the modern vampire ideas that come up so much in popular literature, but Bram Stoker is pretty much the overall king of vampire fiction.
That said, the Hellsing vampires are cool too, which is why I use elements of them in my own fiction as well...
The same goes for me. It might have been nice to list who wrote what in the original post. I don't feel like looking them all up. I loved the vampires portrayed in 30 Days of Night. Not just the way they look but also the way they move, their features, their community, their intelligence, ...Armored Prayer said:Sorry, don't know any of those authors. (Well, except Meyer)
My vote goes to who ever wrote the classic Dracula.