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- by Darren Pillsbury
PETER AND THE VAMPIRES is a horror/comedy web novel (and a free podcast!)about a normal, 10-year-old kid who moves into a sinister town filled with supernatural horribleness. The series is composed of different "monster of the week" stories - kind of like THE X-FILES crossed with THE SIMPSONS (if Mr. Burns were a ghoul and something terrifying lived in the town dump). "Peter And The Dead Men" is the first story in the collection. A new page is posted every day.
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8 comments:
Not looking forward to seeing that animated.
2 down... 3 to go? Or do I suck at counting?
I started reading your stories when I saw a link to it on a web comic last Sunday. I finally caught up with your writing.. It's amazing.. I've told many friends and family about it... as a side note..
What if Barnaby noticed the fan's screen went missing and is waiting for them =[
Oh, sorry, that anonymous was me, and I'm Lance. ^_^
It's really awesome to see Peter running in to face God knows what to save his friends and family.
His courage given this situation compared to hope he was that much more cautious before is awesome.
Guess he's really coming into his own for his family "legacy" (sorry if that sounds cheesy btw.)
Yay, go Peter! Scream like a bansidhe! Fight like a ninja! (But don't pee like a Dill, although at least it's less noticable if his clothes are already wet!)
Todd -
Hahahaha! I'm SO looking forward to it now that you said it...
Andrea -
Depends on how you count Eng and Leng...I guess since Eng's checked out, it's 3 to go. Otherwise 4.
Lance -
Thank you. I really mean that - your comment makes every penny I spent over the last couple of weeks on advertising worth it. Thanks so much for letting me know you're reading and that you've enjoyed it!
Mary -
No, that's not cheesy - that's awesome! For me, the whole point is that you can be completely average and still have what it takes to be extraordinary, as long as you want and CHOOSE to do the right thing, no matter what. That's what I get from Peter - and if you get something like that, too, then that's fantastic.
Cat -
Ha ha! That's a good t-shirt, too. I like how you used the traditional sidhe spelling...I only know that from a comic called MAGE from the 80's, I think it featured a villain called a Leannan Sidhe or something...a female fairy that seduced men and drank their blood. For everyone else, apparently 'sidhe' in Irish is pronounced 'shee' in English...is that right, Cat?
Yep, "sidhe" is pronounced "shee" - Irish is a weird language to pronounce if you're used to English! (They have a lot of silent letters, and some letters don't make the same sound as they do in English.) Basically, a sidhe is a fairy, and "ban" means "woman" (the "ban" has a little accent thing over the a, I think), so a bansidhe is a fairy woman, or more commonly one who foretells death by wailing or shrieking.
Anyway, that would make a good T-shirt. You could have some printed, with a cool picture of Peter with his lead pipe! (Maybe not the line about peeing pants like a Dill, though...)
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