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COMMENTS
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NellMorgan
22:57 Nov 22 2013
I always adored Lord Byron's poetry. He died so young and was a great dark talent. Byron himself inspired the romantic Vampire and the Byronic hero. His Doctor was also a writer (John Polidori author of the novella 'The Vampyre' which modern Vampire literature owes a debt to) and based his Vampire Lord Ruthven on Byron himself.
Caliban
06:03 Nov 23 2013
Sangreas
20:11 Nov 27 2013
The best art is always made in damnation,for no Artist can create a mastepiece while remaining in a state of salvation