Vampires

Vampires by David Flybury >Standing in line, with ticket 666, a man daydreams about vampires little knowing that his fantasies are going to come true. This is a darkly comic, gothic tale where everyday encounters spiral into a haunting exploration of desire, power, and the hungers that never die. A darkly witty, unsettling journey through the streets, queues, and hidden hungers of modern London, Vampires sinks its teeth into the everyday and lets it bleed into the surreal. From a chance meeting at the Waitrose fish counter to moonlit feedings on Hampstead Heath, David Flybury navigates flirtations, moral decay, and the intimate violence of immortality. At once satirical and savage, this novella blends black comedy with gothic horror, exploring how desire, power, and alienation entwine when the line between predator and companion begins to blur.