How Vampires are Created

Published August 3, 2010

A Vampire Gettin' Busy

The majority of vampires I keep in touch with don’t really care if you talk about ‘em. Hollywood has twisted and turned their stories so much most people have no clue about where they come from and how they’re made anyway.

“Go ahead,” said Ignacio Le Mort, a vampire buddy of mine, when I asked him about it. “Mortals always screw it up anyway.”

There’s one mortal who hasn’t screwed it up, though. Linda St. Cyr knows the real deal. Read her article, “How Vampires are Created,” and learn for yourself.

An excerpt: A vampire can only be created by another vampire. There are rules that govern the making of vampires yet this is a golden rule. You cannot become a vampire without the help of another vampire. It is impossible. The legend of the vampire race goes back to ancient times. It is unclear who the first vampire was but it is common knowledge that the only way to make a fledgling vampire is by a host vampire.

Go on… read the whole thing. You know you’re curious.