Dhampir: Child of the Blood

by V.M. Johnson, Molly Devon (Illustrator), J.D. Jammett (Photographer)

Book by Johnson, V. M.

Genres: Occult

139 pages, Paperback

First published June 1, 1995

Reviews

[Newt · Rating 5 out of 5]

Viola Johnson writes extensively on an interesting interpretation that is an oral tradition in her line of Sanguinarian Vampyres which was published before Revelations of the Dark Mother, which also alludes to the Cain/Lilith Vampyre mythos in her book Dhampir: Child of the Blood. While the book is old (1996), it inspired a number of traditions still present in the Modern Sanguinarian Vampyre Community. Lilith is also mentioned in this oral tradition as being associated with Shape-shifters as well as Vampyres, She is also the patron of Therians and Shape-shifters, especially Cat, Owl, Snake and Wolf Shifters. In my experience She enjoys it when I spend time with Therians as well as other darker Otherkin types.

[Cari · Rating 1 out of 5]

Total bullshit. Photos have no annotations and the delusion of the writer has no real detail or merit. Picked this up for fun while on a trip to NoLa expecting an interesting read but instead I learned how to roll my eyes completely into the back of my head.

[Shari Malin · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mom said I should, so I am, though very slowly because I'm keeping my ideas and the legends separate as much as possible.

[Val · Rating 5 out of 5]

ah old friends.... good times