The Chronicles of Malcolm Harris: Fear No Evil

I dedicate this novel to my greatest fan, my wife Debra, and the many early fans who have stayed with me during this long journey. My special appreciation to my early fans, Kerry, Patricia, Sandy, Pat, my sister Karen, my mother Gladys, and others too many to name.

AUTHOR’S NOTE

This is a revision of my earlier work. There are many accounts of vampires, both mythological, and those who have experienced something they cannot explain outside the realm of reality. This is an entirely fictional tale. Sometimes I wonder who is the bigger monster, man himself or the ones he invents to explain things we cannot? I wanted to tell the vampire story from an entirely different point of view, the view of my character. In Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the story is magically told in separate views, each from the characters perspective. I thought it was ingenious to present their stories as entries from their diaries and telegrams. I wanted to not retell the myth of the vampire, but to recreate it such that the vampire would be more understood for the creature that I saw it as, a very lonely and misunderstood creature with a nature that compelled it to do monstrous things.