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Bobby Sands Corner
Bobby Sands grew up and went to school in Rathcoole but in 1972, when he was eighteen, the family home was attacked. They moved to Twinbrook, where Sands joined the IRA (Bobby Sands Trust | WP). A nearby installation on the footpath claims that Twinbrook is the “Home Of Bobby Sands“. This mosaic is near […]Bobby Sands Corner
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Title: The Black Vampyre: A Legend of St. Domingo Author: Uriah Derick D'Arcy Edition: 2 Publisher: Author, 1819 Length: 72 pages
Note: Just google’s listing for the book. It’s not been digitized, as far as I know. A shame, since it’s debatable one of the earliest fictional vampires in the USA.
Don’t @ me, I know about the fights, wither or not poetry counts, if plagiarized and Americanized counts or not and the whole debate about it, I know. And yeah, it’s not the author’s real name. Robert Sands published under Uriah Derick D'Arcy.
If you know of a digital copy, please share. Not just to me, but there are Gothic fiction sites all over the place who’d love to give it a look over.
