The Vampyre by John William Polidori
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An aristocratic vampire seduces and destroys those around him in this early Gothic tale that shaped the modern vampire myth.
The Vampyre by John William Polidori, written during the famous 1816 gathering at Villa Diodati, Polidori’s story introduced the idea of the vampire as a suave, aristocratic predator. Lord Ruthven, the enigmatic central figure, leaves a trail of ruined lives and broken hearts. Told from the perspective of a young companion who slowly uncovers Ruthven’s true nature, The Vampire fuses horror, allure, and social critique. It laid the foundation for later works like Dracula and is considered the first modern vampire story in English literature.
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