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I find that I rarely get around to writing blog posts because other activities tend to take up a lot of my time. But I just received an e-mail from someone who had found this blog because of a search inspired by Halloween, so I thought I would just post of a photo of the pumpkin head I made from this year's harvest in my own garden.
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I have a few blog posts that I have left unfinished, e.g. one regarding the new digital books, like Calmet's
Phantom World which is easily available for Kindle on a smartphone as seen in the photo above.
In the photo below are three pretty rare vampire books that took me some time to get hold of:
Otto Steiner's
Vampirleichen: Vampirprozesse in Preussen (1959),
Aribert Schroeder's
Vampirismus (1973), and
Tony Faivre's
Les Vampires (1962). Who knows, with the advent of e-books, they will perhaps be accessible for next to nothing on a phone, Kindle or iPad?
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