All Times Vampire Books List

According to a well-known vampire resource website "realm of darkness", all times favorite list of vampire books is as follows:
01 Interview With the Vampire
02 Queen of the Damned
03 The Vampire Lestat
04 Anita Blake series
05 The Vampire Chronicles
06 Bram Stoker's Dracula
07 The Vampire Armand
08 Memnoch the Devil
09 Blood and Gold
10 The Vampire Encyclopedia
It's incredible that 7 out of 10 is Anne Rice's, all hail the Queen of Vampires.

Vampire Probability Test

So now that you know your name (from the previous post), but are you sure what you think you are?:)... Here's a link to a test to learn how much vampire is there in you. Just give 1 point for each "yes" answer and count your score.
http://www.cs.utk.edu/~ghenry/vamptest.html

Vampire, what is your name?

You, who suspect that you yourselves are vampires. Enter your name, surname and gender on this website, then press "seek vampire" button to learn your vampire name, nick name and your mood as a vampire. Fun:)...
http://www.emmadavies.net/vampire/

Vampire & Fantasy Books Become Musicals

StreetPoet recently met another vampire from Istanbul, Valoyassa, a lady of the darkness. She informed us about "the musical approach" to our most favorite books which run their show on stage (not on screen).
The first one, which unfortunately concluded it's Broadway run on 28th May 2006, is one of the most anticipated musicals ever, "Lestat the Musical: Die Young, Live Forever". As our beloved Anne Rice's first book to become a Broadway musical, "Lestat the Musical" is also the first collaboration between Elton John and Bernie Taupin. The show also won two Tony Awards and a Drama Desk Award. For the ones (that is "us") who missed, there's still an indefinite date for a stage recording that includes the famous song from the musical: "Sail Me Away".
http://www.lestat.com/
The second one is a big hit in all categories (books, movies, OST etc.): The Lord of The Rings. The musical inspired from the J.R.R. Tolkien's epic trilogy will be shown in London Theatre Royal, Drurylane. The show is put on stage by Matthew Warchus and Shaun McKenna. The ticket prices for the show are between 15-60$. It's a great chance to see some dancing and singing hobbits this time.
http://www.lotr.com/home.php
Thanks Valoyassa.