Sources
| Source | ID | Link |
|---|---|---|
| GoodReads | 32803810 | https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/32803810 |
| Amazon | B0DM1HF9FH | https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM1HF9FH |
Description
Twenty-five years of Vampire: The Masquerade
Twenty-five years of storytelling, adventure, and exploration. In celebration, we bring you eighteen authors that explore the evolution and development of the world of Vampire. From tales of wanton diablerie to the fulfilling of centuries-old religious vows, lover’s sacrifices, and searches for truth. Peel apart the layers and discover the endless ages of beauty and betrayal.
Celebrating 25 years of personal horror, the eighteen stories in Endless Ages range in style and aesthetics from the very first edition of Vampire released in 1991, all the way to the latest books put out for the 20th Anniversary Edition.
"The Becoming" has stories grounded in the lonely struggle for morality. "Gothic-Punk" stories focus on sensuality and the conflict between young and ancient vampires. "Signs of Gehenna" shows what happens to Kindred society as it teeters on the edge of apocalypse. Finally, "Modern Nights" juxtaposes all of these concepts to present a comfortable illusion of status quo in a world of conspiracy.
Twenty-five years of storytelling, adventure, and exploration. In celebration, we bring you eighteen authors that explore the evolution and development of the world of Vampire. From tales of wanton diablerie to the fulfilling of centuries-old religious vows, lover’s sacrifices, and searches for truth. Peel apart the layers and discover the endless ages of beauty and betrayal.
Celebrating 25 years of personal horror, the eighteen stories in Endless Ages range in style and aesthetics from the very first edition of Vampire released in 1991, all the way to the latest books put out for the 20th Anniversary Edition.
"The Becoming" has stories grounded in the lonely struggle for morality. "Gothic-Punk" stories focus on sensuality and the conflict between young and ancient vampires. "Signs of Gehenna" shows what happens to Kindred society as it teeters on the edge of apocalypse. Finally, "Modern Nights" juxtaposes all of these concepts to present a comfortable illusion of status quo in a world of conspiracy.