Vampires and their place in culture with Richard Sugg
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Richard Sugg, author of a new book on real vampires, talks Dan through the weird world of supernatural bloodsuckers. Myths of Vampires have their roots in the condition of sleep paralysis and popular Enlightenment literature while being distinct to certain countries and cultures. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
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