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Originally Posted by Haunted
Holy shit. I've never met anyone else who knows or will discuss this information. This may not be the right thread in which to do it, however.
(You're definitely right about Byron's total lack of ability to commit, however, he did tend to feed off of women, sexually. The relationship between Polidori and Byron was very similary to Ruthven and Polidori's protag., however, do you recall the speculation that Byron and Polidori might have been lovers?) ...Okay, I'm really sorry:( I'll stop.
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Have you read Byron's fragment of a vampire novel?
His Augustus Darvell character is fascinating. But it is, tragicall, a fragment - 3 pages...makes you really wish he finished it as it was engrossing from word one.
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