RE: RE: A Ballad for Angry Johnny
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RE: A Ballad for Angry Johnny

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I'm happy you liked it, erh.germany@erh.germany. I have read Anne Rice's famous Interview with the Vampire but not her other work. I was more into fantasy and sci-fi when I encountered her work, but I quite enjoyed her sensual take on vampires.

Pretending to be a woman is tricky and precarious business. Pretending to be an alien creature in the form of a woman even more so ;)

Thank you for pointing me to the post. Written three years ago! It's an entertaining read that shows great emotion.

How I suffered with him! And how I missed the 17th century Vampire, with the frills on the sleeves, the playful clothing style of this century, where powdered wigs and stockings also decorated the body of the man. Lime green velvet and skirts, heels.

I'll be honest, the horror genre is not my forte, but I heard this song the other day and just had to get the story out of my system. Thank you for reading it and commenting.