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"Vampire subculture" as a book category covers works—both fiction and nonfiction—that focus on the communities, aesthetics, identities, practices and lived experience of people who identify with or are inspired by vampirism. In fiction this often means urban- or gothic-tinged stories about modern vampiric communities, nightlife, rituals, power dynamics, immortality and the blend of eroticism, danger and outsider identity; in nonfiction it includes ethnographies, memoirs, cultural histories and how-to guides that document the movement’s fashion, music, role-playing, blood practices, moral codes and intersections with goth, queer and alternative-lifestyle scenes. Titles in this category typically explore themes of belonging, transgression, otherness and myth reinterpreted for contemporary subcultural life, and often cross over with paranormal romance, horror, queer studies, and anthropology.

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