Black Veils: Master Vampyre Edition 888

by Father Sebastiaan, Kaedrich Olson, Victor Magnus

Black Master Vampyre Edition 888 is dedicated to furthering Vampyre Culture & Current through a lexicon of words of power from the Vampire Mythos. Written by Father Sebastiaan to inspire and challenge the reader, each Black Veil promotes personal evolution and embraces the Vampyre Current. Example Veils include Immortality, Dragon, Primal, Romance, Mystery, Transhumanism, Music, Culture, Glamour, Elegance, Glamour, Courtesy, Chivalry, Magick, and Sensuality.

“The Black Veils makes the Vampire Culture clear, enticing, romantic and magickal. A must-read for those entering or adepts in the vampire culture!" • Patti Negri, Witch of West Hollywood / Ghost Adventures Star

“Black Veils is required reading for anyone wanting to know more about both the spiritual and the secular dimensions of modern vampire existence.” • J. Gordon Melton, Professor of American Religious History, Baylor University

“Black Veils is engaging with its other worldly sensibilities in a unique thought-provoking atmosphere.” • G Tom Mac, singer / songwriter "Cry Little Sister," theme song of Lost Boys

Genres: Vampires, Nonfiction

332 pages, Kindle Edition

Published November 19, 2021

Reviews

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I had fun flipping through these pages, it's a beautiful book with lots of topics. "Time and space are illusions for the advanced Vampyre and being able to exist in the moment is, in effect, immortality."

[Anne-Maaret · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent introduction to Vampyre Subculture in a Sabretooth clan point of view! I have all the other books too by Father Sebastiaan... and they're all great!

[The Vampire Javinus · Rating 4 out of 5]

First bit was good and a nice companion to The Sanguinomicon, but the end was mostly a plug for Sebastiaan's Vampire Ball. All around a decent read, but it's not much different from his other work.

[Nicholas · Rating 1 out of 5]

Garbage. Tries too hard to appease to everyone. It’s just plain silly. Nothing special or of real occult knowledge in any of his books. If you want to dress up as a vampire and pretend you’re a real “vampyre” then I suppose you’ll enjoy this or any of his other books. They’re all essentially the same.