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Move
over Anne Rice. On this week’s Fordham Conversations we’ll hear Host
Robin Shannon’s interview with a vampire…writer! Author and Fordham Grad
Andrew Valentine takes us on a mysterious journey in his latest novel “Bitter
Things.” We also discuss vampire history, culture and the reason he
decided to use Fordham University as a backdrop in his story.
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Move
over Anne Rice. On this week’s Fordham Conversations we’ll hear Host
Robin Shannon’s interview with a vampire…writer! Author and Fordham Grad
Andrew Valentine takes us on a mysterious journey in his latest novel “Bitter
Things.” We also discuss vampire history, culture and the reason he
decided to use Fordham University as a backdrop in his story.
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