New tales of the vampires

Collects Anne Rice's "Pandora," in which an ancient vampire shares her experiences since her days as one of the living during the time of Christ before being changed into the undead; and "Vittorio, the Vampire," in which a five-hundred-year-old vampire relates how he was seduced, at the age of sixteen, by Ursula, a supernatural creature who saved him from being killed.

Vittorio, a five-hundred-year-old vampire, tells the story of how he was seduced at the age of sixteen by Ursula, the most beautiful of his supernatural enemies, after she saved him from being killed by her fellow vampires during a slaughter in which his entire family was wiped out.

Pandora, a two thousand-year-old vampire, shares the story of her existence from her days as one of the living in Rome at the time of Christ, to her love affair with Marius, the vampire who brought her over to the Dark, and her experiences down through the ages.

Pandora, a two thousand-year-old vampire, shares the story of her existence from her days as one of the living in Rome at the time of Christ, to her love affair with Marius, the vampire who brought her over to the Dark, and her experiences down through the ages.