Vampires tempt and terrify and the stories contained in 'Dracula's Midnight Snacks' warn about horror but promise wicked delight. Horror expert, David Saunderson of 'Spooky Isles', invited vampire fans to submit stories for consideration. As well as tentative young Argentinean gentleman heroes, we have porn stars and plastic surgeons in Los Angeles, cowboys and Comanche raiders, a vampire on disability benefit, a defiant feminist, black and white silent cinema, Victorian professional wrestling, an alienated sixties rock and roller and a nightmarish New York that almost overpowers our favourite anti-hero. 'Dracula's Midnight Snacks' is half of the two-part follow up to 'Frankenstein Galvanized', published last year by Red Rattle Books. 'Dracula's Midnight Snacks' accompanies 'Telegraph For Garlic' which contains academic analysis of the novel, 'Dracula', by Bram Stoker.