The Dead Travel Fast

My special guest tonight is Eric Nuzum takes us on a journey across the globe in search of the truth behind humanity's enduring obsession with vampires—and what he discovered might change everything you think you know.. Get his book The Dead Travel Fast: Stalking Vampires from Nosferatu To Count Chocula on Amazon.

The undead are everywhere. They're not just in movies and books, but in commercials, fetish clubs, and even in your breakfast cereal. Bloodsuckers have become some of the most recognizable bad guys in the modern world, and Eric Nuzum wanted to find out why. He was willing to do whatever it took —even drinking his own blood—in his quest to understand the vampire phenomenon. And he found the answer in Goth clubs, darkened parks, haunted houses, and . . . chain restaurants.

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