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Click on the links below to read
our reviews!
| Vampire.com |
"... major props to Nancy Kilpatrick for assembling such a stunning collection of stories. It takes an incredibly talented editor to piece together an anthology this well done."
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Love Vampires |
"... The stories in this stunning anthology are impossible to put down..."
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| Fangoria #297 |
"... penned by writers who wrangle words with beauty and blood spatters. Recommended."
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| Quill & Quire |
"...Evolve: Vampire Stories of the New Undead is a worthy anthology for vampire lovers..."
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| Dark Scribe Magazine |
"Evolve continually thinks outside the coffin, and it’s a thrilling if uneven feast for casual fans and vampire aficionados alike."
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| Black Static |
"... a collection that adequately draws new blood from old skins."
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| SF SITE |
"...editor Kilpatrick has certainly
proved her point:
vampires are really evolving
and I suspect we'll hear more about them
very, very soon."
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| Mondo Vampire |
"... lots of good stuff here. Any serious fan of vampire fiction needs to get a copy."
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| Winnipeg Free Press |
"...Evolve offers much to enjoy and delight, especially for readers sick of the usual tropes.
If there were a hip vampire dialect, you could say it really sucks -- and that's a good thing."
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| A Novel Approach |
"...contains a wide range of writing
styles and no two authors approached the material in quite the same way."
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| Temple Library Review |
"... From action to introspective monologues, from laugher to tears, from violence to love EVOLVE covers all grounds with some of the most memorable interpretations of the vampire lore and mythology that I have ever read."
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| Get Published |
"...pay a much closer homage to Dracula with a few modern twists....a
thoroughly enjoyable read."
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| SciFiGuy.ca |
"The writing is almost uniformly
excellent, stylish and thought provoking..."
"Nancy Kilpatrick is to be
commended for assembling a truly original compilation of vampire fiction
for the 21st century."
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| Innsmouth Free Press |
"crammed with more vampire goodness than
an entire novel should be able to hold..."
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| Krista D. Ball |
"I highly recommend picking up this collection if you are a fan of vampires and want to see a new take on the supernatural beings..."
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| Objectively Reviewed |
"Here is a first-rate bunch of stories. I am not much of a horror reader, so I was glad to see that the horror part of these tales was not overwhelming. This is very much worth reading..."
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--Click on the links below for
interviews--
Interview with The Dragon Page: Cover to Cover (interview begins at 10:50) 
Interview with Darkened Doorways Magazine
Exclusive Interview with Vampires.com
Interview with Dark Scribe Magazine
Interview with News Fix
Interview with Innsmouth Free Press
Interview with Rachelle Gagne from The Novel Blog
Interview with Mike Plested from Get Published (interview begins at 9:10)
Interview with Margaret Carter at News from the Crypt IV
Interview with Charles Tan at SF Signal
Radio Interview with DJNik from
www.dyhardradio.com
Interview with Monica Keubler of
Rue Morgue Magazine
(#97)
Interview with
Horror Bound Magazine
Interview with blogger
Doug Knipe on
www.scifiguy.ca
Heather Clitheroe Interview with Global TV Calgary
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Interview with
Fangtastic Books
Interview with Patricia Altner
Patricia's Vampire Notes
Interview
with Clelia Scala,
Open Book Toronto
Interview with Roxanne Rhoads
from the World Horror Convention!
Interview with Michele Hauf,
blogger, at http://vampchix.blogspot.com
Interview with
Calgary Herald
Interview in
Ottawa Citizen
Interview in
Book Marketing Trends
Radio Interview with Stuart Andrews at
Rue Morgue Radio
Announcement on
BarnesandNoble.com
Interview with Ronald Hore in
Winnipeg Free Press
Night Fright radio
interview with Brent Holland at
www.nightfrightshow.com
Ronald Hore Radio Interview with CBC Weekend
Morning Show
Bitten by Books interview with
Evolve contributors at
http://bittenbybooks.com
on October 13th!
Interview with Blu Gilliand at Birmingham Speculative Fiction Examiner
Interview with Josh
Vogt at Birmingham Speculative Fiction Examiner |
