by Louis Armand. Paperback, 514 pp. Publication date: 2020. Price: 15 EUR.

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An anti-novel of the end times, set in the heart of Golemgrad under the spell of the CORVID=69 pandemic & an apocalyptic Corp[orate]=$[tate] terror apparatus…

“How do you infiltrate a mind & systematically implode it? Read Vampyr.” —Ryan Madej, author of Assassin

“Certainly one of the most unique (anti-)novels to come out of the pandemic era, as punctual as it is fang-punctured, considering it was released a mere 6 months after the CDC declared COVID-19 had reached the level of a pandemic, released on All Hallows’ Eve, to be exact, and when it comes to pandemic literature, particularly during the Drumpf regime, it won’t likely be topped anytime soon, especially when we try and fail to enumerate the dull deluge of essays, poems, anthologies, and other works that rehash the same tired thoughts and feelings about this era. […] Armand certainly did not forget this, rather he built upon it while also tearing it down.”—George Salis, The Collidescope