 Norine
Dresser's lively exploration of the symbolism and role of vampires
in the U.S. was awarded the 1989 Best Literature Award from the Count
Dracula Society. Interest in the book was evident when Norine made a
special guest appearance with George Hamilton on an internationally televised
two-hour show, “Dracula,
Live from Transylvania,” taped in Hungary.
The vampires led her down their bloody path—as she was a guest
scholar of the Ministry of Tourism at the groundbreaking First World
Dracula Congress in Romania. She also became a committee member
for “Dracula
97,” celebrating
the centennial publication of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.
Interest in the vampire never dies. As a recognized authority
on vampires and a card-carrying member of the Transylvanian Society of
Dracula and Patron of the Vampire Empire, Norine regularly consults and
makes frequent media appearances about the phenomenon on such venues
as HBO; KCBS; The Learning Channel; Fox Family TV; UPN-TV; KNBC-TV; the
SciFi Cable Channel, the Women’s
Entertainment Channel.
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