Bryant thought his move to New York would be the beginning of a new life. But in 1981, a mysterious illness threatens to wipe out the community that he’s recently become a part of. Bryant must learn to save himself and his loved ones using some unconventional and fantastic means.
This online novel presents Bryant’s secret diary entries, chronicling his unbelievable adventures during the gay community’s darkest days.
Note: Night Creatures contains some graphic sexual content and harsh language.
Tags: complete novels · diary · gay · modern supernatural · online novels · vampires
Listed: Aug 12, 2010
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The first "chapter" is Bryant’s first diary entry, when he first arrived in New York. You get a strong impression of the small-town kid coming to the big city, a bit sad about leaving his family and friends, but excited because everything is new and different, and they’re not afraid to say the word "gay".
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I’m a pretty big sci-fi/fantasy reader but I was beginning to get tired of all these vampire stories popping up (thanks, Twilight). Night Creatures totally changed my mind. I think that’s because the blog takes a while to get into the vampire stuff so we get a chance to really know the main character, Bryant. His change is organic and [more . . .]
How am I the first reviewer here? A friend of mine recommended this story to me and i’ve been really absorbed by it. It starts as a simple story about a naive kid in New York then builds to something with more depth. Bryant’s experiences are exciting and heartbreaking. Actually, what’s heartbreaking isn’t necessarily the AIDS subplot, but his realizations [more . . .]
Inventive, intriguing and original. A new take on a genre that, quite frankly, was feeling worn out and over-done. If you enjoy gay-fiction, vampire fiction, and or sci – fi (or syfy) fantasy you should really enjoy the journey of Bryant as he introduces all of the fascinating Night Creatures . . .
