I know of only Ann Rice, so if anyone knows anymore that'd help greatly.

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Stephen King, Shirley Jackson, JK Rowlings, too.

The original - Bram Stoker's Dracula. Also Salem's Lot by Stephen King was pretty good. About a town that gets taken over by vampires.

Ann Rice wrote many. All of them are great. .

R J Rowling Stephen King

Brown Stoker wrote gay dracula

Charlaine Harris Kim Harrison Laurel K Hamilton

There's a series with quite a few books by Laurell K. Hamilton. The main character is a female vampire hunter who actually ends up in a relationship with a vampire and several were-animals. It's a pretty good series.

I love the vampire stories by Elaine Bergstrom. I think they are the best. The first in the series is Shattered Glass. P.N. Elrod also writes about vampires. The first in that series is Death and the Maiden (I think). Stephen Brust wrote one very good vampire book called Agyar. S.P. Somtow wrote 2 vampire books Vampire Junction and Valentine. Somtow's stuff is pretty brutal, but if you can handle that he's an excellent writer. Happy reading!

Charlie Huston wrote Already Dead and its sequel, No Dominion in addition to a slew of mystery novels. His books are gory, gritty, and very good and the society and clan-structure of his vampires are well thought out. Segei Lukyanenko's books Night Watch and Day Watch were published in Russia first and have recently made their debut in America, translated into English. They're dark urban fantasies featuring magicians, witches, vampires, and shapeshifters. They're also some of the best books to hit the genre in the past decade. Robin McKinley wrote a great modern fantasy, Sunshine. It features vampires, magicians, and half-demons in addition to a police agency dedicated to the super natural. This a fun, witty read. S.E. Hinton recently wrote Hawke's Harbor, about the relationship between a vampire and a Renfield-esque character. Good, character-driven novel. Stephen Brust wrote Agyar, a memoir-style novel of a vampire's life. It also features ghosts and dark humor. Decent book. You'll also want to check out Bram Stoker's Dracula, the novel that birthed the genre.

Charlaine Harris Kim Harrison Laurel K Hamilton Kelley Armstrong Keri Arthur I love the genre myself. I also agree, Stephen King's "Salem's Lot" was a terrific book.

Here are some of the best vampire works I have read: For Adults: "Dracula" by Bram Stoker "Mina" by Marie Kiraly "The Historian" by Elizabeth Kostova Anne Rice’s "Vampire Chronicles" Kim Harrison’s Rachel Morgan series about a witch who is a bounty hunter and works with a vampire and a pixie Carrie Vaughn’s Kitty Norville series about a werewolf radio talk show host Jim Butcher’s Harry Dresden series about a wizard private investigator in Chicago Laurell K. Hamilton’s Anita Blake series For Young Adults: "Sweetblood" by Pete Hautman "Midnight's Choice" by Kate Thompson, part of a trilogy that begins with “Switchers” and ends with “Wild Blood” "Companions of the Night" by Vivian Vande Velde Here are some of the best witch works I have read: For Adults: "Speak Daggers to Her", "Book of Moons", and "The Bowl of Night" Bast mystery trilogy found compiled in "Bell, Book, and Murder" by Rosemary Edghill "Rowan Gant" mystery series by M. R. Sellars "Murder at Witches' Bluff" and "Beneath a Mountain Moon" mysteries by Silver Ravenwolf For Young Adults: "Circle of Three" series by Isobel Bird "Sweeps" series and "Balefire" series by Cate Tiernan "Witch Child" and "Sorceress" by Celia Rees "Witches Chillers" series : #1 "Witches Night Out", #2 "Witches Night of Fear", and #3 "Witches' Key to Terror" by Silver Ravenwolf "The Witch of Blackbird Pond" by Elizabeth George Speare "Gallows Hill" by Lois Duncan "Beyond the Burning Times" by Kathryn Lasky For Kids: If you just want to kill some time and have some fun reverting back to childhood, check out The Bailey School Kids series by Debbie Dadey and Marcia Thornton Jones. They have some humorous titles like "Vampires Don't Wear Polka Dots", "Dracula Doesn't Rock and Roll", and "Witches Don't Do Backflips."

There are a couple of books with vampires in them I don't know the name of the author who wrote them but I know the names of the books here are the titles: Undead and Unwed Undead and Unemployed Undead and Unappreciated Another book by a different author is The Historian and even another book is those on Dracula.

Ann Rice does not write about vampires. She writes about free will and integrity and personal values. She is a philosopher. She just uses vampires as characters.

Bram Stoker