In this class, we read about Black vampires in literature written by Black writers only and we watch two movies that star Black vampires. We’ll learn historical contexts that may have given rise to Black vampires, and we’ll also do some traditional literary stuff--thinking about plot, point of view, and personification. And, in addition to learning literary terms and historical context, you will reflect and write about Black vampires!
You’ll encounter Black vampires in French, Caribbean, and African American literature. You’ll travel to Spain, Trinidad & Tobago, the United States--and more! And you will travel across time periods, from the 1800s to the 2000s.
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