Susan Elizabeth Gray
Susan Elizabeth Gray is an author known for her contributions to the genre of vampire erotica. Her works include the short story “Blood Dreams,” featured in the 1997 anthology Cherished Blood, edited by Cecilia Tan, and “Mary, Don’t You Weep,” published in Dark Testament (2002), edited by Shane Ryan Staley. Gray’s stories explore the intersection of sensuality and the supernatural, blending themes of desire with the dark allure of vampiric lore. Her writings have been celebrated for their provocative and imaginative approach to the genre.
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Julie Hoverson
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