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Author: William and Sharon Schnoebelen ISBN: 9780937958414 Price: $13.95 US Pages: 352 - Paperback Reader Reviews Table of Contents
I Was a Vampire You have no idea what it is like to awaken to the need for the taste of blood in your mouth. You cannot imagine what it’s like to drive through the moist and midnight streets of a city praying that you would find a lone woman upon whom you might feed… and yet another part of you praying that you would NOT find such a woman, for fear of what you might really do. That is probably a dismaying or even offensive statement for most. Be patient with me as I take you into a world where few have ever trod. It helps to understand where I came from in order to appreciate what Satan can do to people—and more importantly, what Jesus Christ can do for people. I would awaken from sleep, craving the taste of blood, just as the cigarette addict arises fumbling for the pack of smokes beside his bed. My awakening was different from most, in that I awoke in the late afternoon. I had arranged to work graveyard shift jobs — first as a night watchman, and later as a driver for the morning edition of a newspaper. Normally, I would awaken in a small, closet-like bedroom, heavily shrouded in purple velvet draperies to keep out every trace of sunlight. I slept on the floor, surrounded by Satanic paintings on the free walls and ceiling which were designed to be doorways into alternate dimensions of reality —other universes. During certain seasons of the year, when I would have a particularly difficult time, I would sleep in a specially constructed coffin fashioned according to precise, occult specifications and covered on the floor with “blessed” earth from the consecrated Catholic cemetery brought from my home town. More of this “holy” earth was under my mattress. I needed blood! While other sinful men craved women’s bodies, I was only interested in their necks or femoral arteries. My life was lived in near darkness, and I worshipped beings I called the Great Old Ones. Lucifer was but one of them, though an important one. I believed that these Old Ones were gradually turning me into an immortal being who would live forever.
My heroes were men like Nero, Hitler and Dracula, and I believed that I had daily contact with such men through channeling of spirits. They guided me — unholy spirits serving an unholy lord — and I followed “them” with a desperate and somber joy.
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Reader Reviews Table of Contents Chapter 1 - Enthronement Chapter 2 - Ghostbusters? Chapter 3 - Know Your Enemy Chapter 4 - The Ceremony of Innocence is Drowned Chapter 5 - The Devil's Avenger Chapter 6 - Into the Belly of the Beast Chapter 7 - The Coming Forth by Night Chapter 8 - Dealing with the Brotherhood Chapter 9 - The Infrastucture of Satanism Chapter 10 - "The Cathedral of Pain" Chapter 11 - The Waltz of the Sadducees Chapter 12 - "...The Curse Causeless Shall Not Come" Chapter 13 - Answers to Some Hard Questions Chapter 14 - The Tunnels of Typhon Chapter 15 - "Defectors" from the Darkness Chapter 16 - Un-holy Grail Chapter 17 - Dispelling the Darkness Chapter 18 - Speaking from the Inferno Chapter 19 - Witnessing to a Devil-worshipper Chapter 20 - Wrong Way Down a One-Way Street Chapter 21 - Regenterated, Called and Commissioned! Appendix 1 Appendix 2 Footnotes ©1984-2009 Chick Publications, Inc. All rights reserved. Some portions of www.chick.com are copyrighted by others and reproduced by permission, as indicated by copyright notices on individual pages. |