watchers and Anne Rice
NICHOLAS SPIES
Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
Could you picture it? Joe hanging out with Yuri (member of the Talamasca
from the witches of Mayfair) Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
about this. It's just one of those twisted things I think about as a fan
of both things.
Valerie
Michael McCullah
I think this is a good idea. If I wasn't busy writting an Anne Rice
crossover with Forever Knight, I'd write it. The Methos/ Khayman meeting
would work out I think after all they're about the same age!
RaVeN
Malkavian - Get of Fenris - Silent Strider - Ragabash
"I'm Ragabash, honey. I don't fool; I do the fooling."
-Gambler
"Upon Wind and Waves"
LeBlanc
NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
>Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
>immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
>Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
>
I agree. I think that they have definite parallels.
--caroline
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I feel more like I do now than I did when I got here.
Caroline
Diana Hamilton
In article <32863F...@bellsouth.net>,
NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
>immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
>Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
Hey, I eased my husband into watching HL partly by referring to Joe as
"the Aaron Lightner guy." Worked for me!
--
Diana Hamilton -- hami...@umbc.edu -- Baltimore, MD USA
http://alumni.umbc.edu/~hamilton/tapelist.html
Ron Sweat
Michael McCullah wrote:
>
> NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
> >
> > Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
> > something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
> > Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
> > Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
> > immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
> > Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
> > from the witches of Mayfair) Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
> > oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
> > about this. It's just one of those twisted things I think about as a fan
> > of both things.
> > Valerie
>
> I think this is a good idea. If I wasn't busy writting an Anne Rice
> crossover with Forever Knight, I'd write it. The Methos/ Khayman meeting
> would work out I think after all they're about the same age!
>
> RaVeN
> Malkavian - Get of Fenris - Silent Strider - Ragabash
> "I'm Ragabash, honey. I don't fool; I do the fooling."
> -Gambler
(i.e. Chronicles) and I love Anne Rice she is a woman after my own heart
but you sound like myself to.....seeing joe and the Kayman together
would be a killer episode......I would like to see Duncan get involved
somehow with the vampires (good-evil) ya know like Louie and Lestat
Jayme(sw...@bellsouth.net)
DRC
NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
>Talamasca?
Yep, sure did .
They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
>immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
>Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
>Could you picture it?
Oh yeah, not hard to imagine at all.
Joe hanging out with Yuri (member of the Talamasca
>from the witches of Mayfair) Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
>oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
>about this.
Great idea. I'm no good at writing though but someone needs to do a
cross over on this one.
Donna
eleanorb
In article <32863F...@bellsouth.net>, NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> says:
>
>Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
>Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
>oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
>of both things.
> Valerie
Yeah, I've thought about that too. I always see the Watchers as a sort of
little sister branch of Talamasca. I had a go at some fanfic based on a history
or the two organisations but got distracted by a story I'm trying to write about
Kalas. It's not at all twisted just creative..at least that's what I tell my
friends when ask why I'm thinking about this sort of thing.
Eleanor
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I think that, on reflection we
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about that'
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NICHOLAS SPIES
> >Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
> >something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
> >Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
> >Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
> >immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
> >Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
>
> "the Aaron Lightner guy." Worked for me!
>
> --
> Diana Hamilton -- hami...@umbc.edu -- Baltimore, MD USA
> http://alumni.umbc.edu/~hamilton/tapelist.html
I know what you mean. That's what drew me intially to Highlander. I
hadn't seen an episode since the first season before the Watchers were
on there. Then one night when I was flipping through the channels and I
caught the opening credits I thought of the Talamasca immediatly. That
made me stay and watch a whole episode and got me hooked (well that and
Methos). I just think that it would be really great to do a crossover
(I'd write some fan fic but my writing skillls leave alot to be
desired). I can also find similarities between all of the characters of
each. Richie reminds me of Louis in the because of their innocence. Joe
is an Americanized version of Aaron Lightner. Methos and Khayman.
Claudia and Kenny. Last Lestat and Duncan. I find them very similar
because of their remorse of what they have to do and of the joy they
sometimes get out of it.
Valerie
Jill and Mittsy
NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
>
> Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
> something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
> Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed
> the Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't
> watch immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those
> tricky Mayfair Witches.
~snipped for bandwidth fans~
> Valerie
Yeah - maybe if we can find out how the Talamasca finances their
organization, that could give us a clue as to where the Watchers get
their money! :D
(BTW, I am an Anne Rice fan, too)
Jill
--
>>> A day without sunshine is like night. <<<
The Marquise
NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
>Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
>Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
>immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
>Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
>Could you picture it? Joe hanging out with Yuri (member of the Talamasca
>from the witches of Mayfair) Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
>oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
>about this. It's just one of those twisted things I think about as a fan
>of both things.
> Valerie
I'm also an Anne Rice fan, (or at least I was until *Servant of the
Bones*) and have made the same observations. I'll have to check, but
aren't Lestat and Duncan contemporaries? Not that they'd get along,
but I relish the thought of my two favorite fictional characters
together :-) IMHO, the idea for the Watchers probably was inspired by
the Talasmaca.
I also do role playing, mainly Vampire (by White Wolf), which was
inspired by Anne's writings. There are other types of characters in
the system (werewolves, ghosts, mages, etc.) A couple of guys have
posted rules on the 'net for bringing Immortals into the game system.
In this system, the Talasmaca/Watchers are called the Arcanum. Having
an immortal interact with the vamps in the group is quite entertaining
(How about an immortal vampire hunter? They die when decapitated too)
Also, whomever posted the Highlander rules made up the stats for most
of the main characters (TV and movie). I was *forced* to raise DM's
apperance score from a 3 (above average) to a 5 (god-like). We
noticed that Joe, Richie and Amanda were missing, so we made stats for
them, too. We skipped Methos, how do you estimate the abilites and
knowledges of someone who's 5000 years old?
The Marquise I AM in shape, round is a shape...
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In a previous lifetime I was a svelte member of the
aristocracy who made sport of chubbier women...
Michael Leopard
On Tue, 12 Nov 1996 18:22:37 -0800, Jill and Mittsy
<ja...@concentric.net> wrote:
>NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
>>
>> Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>> something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>> Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed
>> the Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't
>> watch immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those
>> tricky Mayfair Witches.
>
>
>> Valerie
>
>
>Yeah - maybe if we can find out how the Talamasca finances their
>organization, that could give us a clue as to where the Watchers get
>their money! :D
>
>(BTW, I am an Anne Rice fan, too)
>
>Jill
>
>--
>>>> A day without sunshine is like night. <<<
the Talamasca got it's money from the Knights Templar. That they had
been asked to hold it for them and when that order was destroyed they
just quietly kept. it for themselves.
Snooguns
euge...@aol.com
In article <3288ED...@bellsouth.net>, NICHOLAS SPIES
<jas...@bellsouth.net> writes:
<snip>
>I know what you mean. That's what drew me intially to Highlander. I
>hadn't seen an episode since the first season before the Watchers were
>on there. Then one night when I was flipping through the channels and I
>caught the opening credits I thought of the Talamasca immediatly. That
>made me stay and watch a whole episode and got me hooked (well that and
>Methos). I just think that it would be really great to do a crossover
>(I'd write some fan fic but my writing skillls leave alot to be
>desired). I can also find similarities between all of the characters of
>each. Richie reminds me of Louis in the because of their innocence. Joe
>is an Americanized version of Aaron Lightner. Methos and Khayman.
>Claudia and Kenny.
Claudia and Kenny! What a couple those two would make!
If anyone is still inclined to write fanfic (not me) THAT would
be a fantastic crossover. The two characters have so much in
common, think about it:
1. both immortal
2. both brought to immortality as children (very rare in both circles)
3. both survive by killing, though they could get around it-
both choose not to, they enjoy the hunt.
4. both are very self-centered, with no apologies for it.
5. AND they are both blond.
Eugenie
also an Ann Rice fan
roseb...@aol.com
Do people really write x-overs between Anne Rice characters and
other genres out there. Wow, that's something that I haven't
thought of. Though, I'm not a big X-over fan. But this this
said x-over that Eugenie mentioned between Claudia
and Kenny take place before Claudia dies?
Maria--
Roseb...@aol.com
http://members.aol.com/RosebudSal/index.html
PWFC :~)
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nonsense of those who think they talk sense. "
--- Robert Frost
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roseb...@aol.com
In article <19961114115...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
euge...@aol.com writes:
>:
>
>>Do people really write x-overs between Anne Rice characters and
>>other genres out there. Wow, that's something that I haven't
>>thought of. Though, I'm not a big X-over fan. But this this
>>said x-over that Eugenie mentioned between Claudia
>>and Kenny take place before Claudia dies?
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>Maria--
>
>And who says she dies? Heck, tv got an alternate
>universerse where the prize was never won, why can't we
>create our own alternate Ricean universe where Claudia was
>never killed? Bonnie and Clyde would have nothin' over
>Kenny and Claudia. I vote them the- Scariest Couple Ever
>
>Eugenie
>:::shuddering at the thought:::
>
>
Okay, I'll give in. That's true. It's all an alternate universe.
And you're right. Claudia and Kenny would make a scary
couple, but I like Claudia. Can't stand Kenny though.
euge...@aol.com
LeBlanc
roseb...@aol.com wrote:
>. But this this
>said x-over that Eugenie mentioned between Claudia
>and Kenny take place before Claudia dies?
>
>>Maria--
>
>http://members.aol.com/RosebudSal/index.html
>PWFC :~)
>
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>"Forgive me my nonsense as I also forgive the
>nonsense of those who think they talk sense. "
> --- Robert Frost
>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
Now that's a scary thought!--
bali...@inch.com
Unfortunately I don't think a crossover like this would work. The only thing
vampires have in common with Immortals are their ages. If the two came into
conflict with each other, that would be all she wrote for the Immortal. Unless
of course the vampire was found during the day. Perhaps an Immortal
vampire could bear to be in the daylight?
Jon B.
Cybercat
> NICHOLAS SPIES <jas...@bellsouth.net> wrote:
> >Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
> >Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
> >immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
Have you read Anne Rice's The Mummy: Ramses the Damned. There's your
immortals. (which BTW if they ever made into a movie AP would be
perfect for the role of Ramses!) And I know in one of the latest
novels, either Vampire or Mayfair, she metioned that members of the
Talamasca were "watching" the immortal Ramses and the others he had
created. This one line raised my hopes that a sequel to The Mummy would
be out soon. I like all of Anne's writing (even her erotica!) but The
Mummy is my all time favorite.
Cybercat
kae...@aol.com
WOW!!! I love Anne Rice and I love Highlander and I never thought of the
Watchers and the Talamasca being so close to one in the same. Both group
have a fairly rigid hierarchy. They are world wide. They keep extensive
records. They usually just observe and study, they don't get involved.
And your right Adrian would make a supperb Ramses. I'm also looking
forward to the sequel that looked entirely possible at the end of the
first book. Though I'm sorry she's done with Lestat. Maybe this will
give her a chance to start on the sequel.
lehn...@imap2.asu.edu
> > NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
> > >
> > > Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
> > > something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
> > > Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
> > > Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
> > > immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
> > > Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
> > > Could you picture it? Joe hanging out with Yuri (member of the Talamasca
> > > from the witches of Mayfair) Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
> > > oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles). Let me know what you think
> > > about this. It's just one of those twisted things I think about as a fan
> > > of both things.
>
Yuck, the idea of a cross-over repulses me. I'm sorry, Rice's atheistic
worldview utterly conflicts with the reality of "holiness" expressed in
HL. A Rice vampire has no problem doing anything on holy ground (There
is no God in her books--she has all the major signs of being a very
alienated ex-catholic) An immie can't even harm a mortal oon holy ground
in HL! The viewpoints are just way too divergent to be entertain9iong.
However, someother vampire/supernatural mythos might work. Maybe
Fred Saberhagen's Dracula concept might coincide with HL?
My .02 aurics
RJL
hentschel
I don't know a thing about Anne Rice's work, or Saberhagen's, so
I can't comment. But to my mind, the best possibility for a
vampire/Immortals crossover was the late "Forever Knight". It has
"holiness" all throughout, and the two shows clearly share a common
audience. Even their storytelling techniques were similar. It would've
been easy to arrange financially, too, since both shows were Canadian
productions.
I also watched "Kindred: the Embraced" during its brief run, and
I occasionally contemplated a crossover there, too, but I don't think it
would've worked as well. I do find it interesting that the lead actor on
that show, who played vampire "prince" Julian Luna, resembled AP a
little.
Nicholas Ivan Hentschel
NICHOLAS SPIES
lehn...@imap2.asu.edu wrote:
>
> > > NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
> > > >
> > > > Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read
Anne Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy
noticed the Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they
think it would be a really interesting crossover. Let me know what you
think about this.
> Yuck, the idea of a cross-over repulses me. I'm sorry, Rice's atheistic worldview utterly conflicts with the reality of "holiness"
expressed in HL. A Rice vampire has no problem doing anything on holy
ground (There is no God in her books--she has all the major signs of
being a very alienated ex-catholic) An immie can't even harm a mortal
oon holy ground in HL! The viewpoints are just way too divergent to be
entertain9iong.
>
> My .02 aurics
>
> RJL
Yes Rice may have an athesists view of the world in her books but look
at the broader picture. The Talamasca and the Watchers are practically
the same thing, Claudia and Kenny could be the same thing only Kenny
isn't dead, and a view of both kinds of immortals that live in this
world and must kill to survive. The view god may not be shared between
Highlander and her novels but so many other ideas are. Both the vampires
and the immortals must kill to survive and they don't relish in this
except for on some occasions. And the interesting part of the crossover
is the fact that these are so similar. I also find that it always best
to leave religious views out of the issue of entertainment because not
all views are shared and unnecesary conflicts rise from this. Don't take
that the wrong way though I respect your opinion and I believe in god
and am a Catholic but that's my bussiness and I don't feel that Miss
Rice should be chastised because she doesn't share the same views as
someone else, because that's her bussiness and if you don't like it
don't read her novels.
Valerie
Ari
I usually post on alt.books.anne-rice and just lurk around here (reading
everything that has 'Methos' in it <g>) but this here drew my attention. I didn'T
want to reply to each post seperatly, so I jsut threaded this together.
>> > NICHOLAS SPIES wrote:
>> > >
>> > > Hey I was re-reading the Queen of the Damned last night and remembered
>> > > something I've been meaning to mention. Has anyone who's read Anne
>> > > Rices' Vampire Chronicles and the Witches of Mayfair Trilogy noticed the
>> > > Talamasca? They are practically the Watchers except they don't watch
>> > > immortals (that we know of) they watch vampires, ghosts and those tricky
>> > > Mayfair Witches. I think it would be a really interesting crossover.
I've pestered some spec-writers on a.b.a-r about it, but so far had no luck. But
I agree, I'd love the idea!
>> > > Could you picture it? Joe hanging out with Yuri (member of the Talamasca
>> > > from the witches of Mayfair)
I could see Joe together with David. An least David before Tale of the Bodythief
(dunno if you've read it yet, so I won't say more)
>> > > Methos hanging out with Khayman (one of the
>> > > oldest vampires from the vampire chronicles).
OH yes! definitly. This was an idea that I've played with before. They're about
the same age, aren't they? (don't have my copy of QotD, friend of mine refuses to
give it back right now, Khayman is 5000 or 6000 years old, isn't he? He's the
oldest now...)
>> > > Let me know what you think
>> > > about this. It's just one of those twisted things I think about as a fan
>> > > of both things.
<g> I'm also a fan of Forever Knight, X-Files, Star Wars and Star Trek (all
incarnations). Can you imagine some of the weird ideas that sometimes crawl
around *my* mind? <bg>
>Yuck, the idea of a cross-over repulses me. I'm sorry, Rice's atheistic
>worldview utterly conflicts with the reality of "holiness" expressed in
>HL. A Rice vampire has no problem doing anything on holy ground (There
>is no God in her books--she has all the major signs of being a very
>alienated ex-catholic)
Erm - have you read Memnoch the Devil? Lestat *meets* God. And the Devil.
Unfortunatly...
The whole book is about religion (although I would have preferred it if she'd
left out the Vampires. But discussion about Memnoch has *finally* died down on
a.b.a-r, so I don't want to revive it here, but from what I've heard Anne has had
a - religious reawakening or something. I preferred her early books... Servant of
the Bones - *shudder*)
>An immie can't even harm a mortal oon holy ground
>in HL! The viewpoints are just way too divergent to be entertain9iong.
Even if you igore MtD (many do... <g>), the books don't say that God does not
exist. The vampires are unaffected by crosses, holy water, etc, but that does not
necessarily rule out the existance of God. And they are very different creatures
from immortals, and (I might be wrong, I can see HL only on German TV, and I've
only recently started watching the eps) I seem to recall that even a Buddhist
retreat counts as holy ground, and Buddhism is a religion without a God (hope I
don't offend any Buddhists here, it's just from what I know of Buddhism. Feel
free to correct me).
>I can also find similarities between all of the characters of
>each. Richie reminds me of Louis in the because of their innocence. Joe
>is an Americanized version of Aaron Lightner. Methos and Khayman.
>Claudia and Kenny. Last Lestat and Duncan. I find them very similar
>because of their remorse of what they have to do and of the joy they
>sometimes get out of it.
Richi as Louis? Erm - please, don't. Louis is beautiful, soulful, and often
deeply troubled by what he is and the fact that he has to kill, and - I just
don't have the words to describe him, but Richie... Don't kill me, but I don't
really like him. And I'd compare him more to Daniel, I guess. Or Jesse?
Methos and Khayman - well, Khayman seems a lot more - innocent than Methos,
because - well, he's so powerful on one hand, and on the other he seems so lost.
I dunno why, but now I have this picture of Methos and Louis together in my head
and can't get it out... (not that I mind, I drool overr both of them! <g>)
Never saw the ep with Kenny, so I can't comment. Joe and Aaron - yes!
Lestat and Duncan - this is difficult. Lestat yearns to be good, even if it is
being good at being evil. He has no code of morals like Duncan does. He never
asked to be made a vampire, but he certainly doesn't regret being one (well, most
of the time). And he doesn't really mind the killing of evil-doers.
I agree that they are both action-oriented characters. But Lestat doesn't have
the responsibility Duncan has. He'd never take a student like Duncan did. Look
what he did with Louis... He basically kept him in the dark about everything,
whatever his reasons were (I kind of have my own expaination about this)
>I'm also an Anne Rice fan, (or at least I was until *Servant of the
>Bones*) and have made the same observations. I'll have to check, but
>aren't Lestat and Duncan contemporaries?
Nope. Lestat is a bit over 200 now.
>I think hooking the watchers up with "Anne Rice's" vampires would be a
>killer episode the ultimate good-evil if they could figure a way for
>Duncan to get involved.
Hm- he could have to rescue Joe from being given the Dark Gift by 'Stat who once
again took a 'shine' to a mortal and isn't thinking about consequences...?? <g>
Someone out there who wants to write this? Please???
>And who says she dies? Heck, tv got an alternate
>universerse where the prize was never won, why can't we
>create our own alternate Ricean universe where Claudia was
>never killed?
I think her death is necessary for the relationship between Lestat and Louis and
Armand. But an alternative universe where that happened differently - hm, very
intriguing thought.
But then Lestat would not have gone underground at the beginning of the centruy
to heal his wounds, and not risen in '85 and recorded his album and thus would
not have awakened Akasha and the whole destruction of most of the vamps would not
have happened. Totally different universe. Fascinating idea... (I'm supposed to
study Kanji right now, not sitting around making up alternative universes...
*sigh*)
Have you (the one who started this, can't figue out who that was anymore) thought
of asking this question on alt.books.anne-rice? I think there'd be more Anne Rice
fans who know Highlander than the other way around.
Just an idea.
Ari
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Of course it's been a long time since I read Tale of a Body Thief -- and
I haven't read Memnoch yet so I'm behind. Correct me if I'm wrong but
don't the older European vampires sort of respect holy ground?
magg...@aol.com
In article <Pine.SOL.3.91.961118...@general5.asu.edu>,
lehn...@imap2.asu.edu writes:
>However, someother vampire/supernatural mythos might work. Maybe
>Fred Saberhagen's Dracula concept might coincide with HL?
Now THAT's a great idea!