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Vampire Academy
- Yes, ‘Vampire Academy’ is based on the book series of the same name by Richelle Mead. The first book in the series was published in 2007, and the sixth book came out in 2010. The story also expanded with a spin-off series, titled ‘Bloodlines’, which also consists of six books.
thecinemaholic.com › is-vampire-academy-based-on-a-bookIs Vampire Academy Based on a Book or Novel? - The Cinemaholic
Oct 10, 2010 · Emma, while highly skilled at driving stakes through the hearts of the rag tag vampires that attack humans, is unaware that a number of her social group have already gone over to the other side, including Miss Taylor upon her marriage to the vampire, Mr. Weston, Mr. Knightley and his brother George, Mr. Elton, who is attracted to her long neck ...
Jun 9, 2010 · 580 ratings77 reviews. What better place than pale England to hide a secret society of gentlemen vampires? In this hilarious retelling of Jane Austen's Emma , screenwriter Wayne Josephson casts Mr. Knightley as one of the most handsome and noble of the gentlemen village vampires.
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Aug 21, 2010 · Here is a new novel that transforms Emma, Austen’s masterpiece of astute characterization and social reproof into a tale of Undead matchmaking blunders and vampire battles. Will Miss Woodhouse continue to be a nonsensical girl or morph into Buffy the Vampire Slayer?
I thought–how perfect. Emma could be surrounded by gentlemen vampires. She is clueless about everything, so she wouldn’t be aware of them. And besides, everyone in England is pale anyway. Then I created a second group of vampires, the villains in the story–wild, vulgar creatures who menace the young ladies in the village.
Aug 16, 2010 · A delightful romp that fits neatly into the recent craze of parodying the Austen canon via the supernatural world, Emma and the Vampires is light but engaging reading for anyone interested in Austen or her work seen from a slightly paranormal angle.
Wayne Josephson. Sourcebooks, Inc., Aug 1, 2010 - Fiction - 304 pages. What better place than pale England to hide a secret society of gentlemen vampires? In this hilarious retelling of Jane...
What better place than pale England to hide a secret society of gentlemen vampires? In this hilarious retelling of Jane Austen's Emma, screenwriter Wayne Josephson casts Mr....
