Vamping up Sex: Audience, Age, & Portrayals of Sexuality in Vampire Narratives

Melissa R. Ames

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[Melissa Ames is an Assistant Professor at Eastern Illinois University specializing in media studies. Her recent publications include: Women and the Gendering of Communication Practices Across Media (2011), Television and Temporality: Exploring Narrative Time in 21st Century Programming (2011), and chapters in Grace Under Pressure: Grey’s Anatomy Uncovered (2008), and Writing the Digital Generation (2010).]

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