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This is a list of female [[vampire]]s and the works which feature them.  
This is a list of female [[vampire]]s and the works which feature them.  


==Fiction by Character
==Fiction by Character==
* [[Atta Olivia Clemens]]. (historical vampire in the Comte de St. Germain universe by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
* [[Atta Olivia Clemens]]. (historical vampire in the Comte de St. Germain universe by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
** ''A Flame In Byzantium'' (1999)
** ''A Flame In Byzantium'' (1999)
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* [[Octavia E. Butler]]. [[Fledgling]]
* [[Octavia E. Butler]]. [[Fledgling]]
* [[Pat Califia]]. "The Vampire"
* [[Pat Califia]]. "The Vampire"
* [[Angela Carter]], "[[The Lady of the House of Love]]"
* [[Andrei Codrescu]]. [[The Blood Countess]]
* [[Andrei Codrescu]]. [[The Blood Countess]]
* Samuel Taylor Coleridge. "[[Christabel]]" (1797) (poem; according to [[Pam Keesey]], the first English-language lesbian vampire appearance)
* Samuel Taylor Coleridge. "[[Christabel]]" (1797) (poem; according to [[Pam Keesey]], the first English-language lesbian vampire appearance)
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* [[Jody Scott]]. ''[[I, Vampire]]'' (1984). (lesbian vampire)
* [[Jody Scott]]. ''[[I, Vampire]]'' (1984). (lesbian vampire)
* [[Melanie Tem]]. ''[[Desmodus]]'' (1995) (matriarchal society of vampires)
* [[Melanie Tem]]. ''[[Desmodus]]'' (1995) (matriarchal society of vampires)
* [[Cathrynne Valente]]. ''[[The Orphan's Tales: In the Cities of Coin and Spice]]''. (The Lamia who get pregnant from drinking blood)
* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], .  
* [[Chelsea Quinn Yarbro]], .  
** ''[[A Flame in Byzantium]]'' (1987) (first story where [[Atta Olivia Clemens]] ("Olivia") is the protagonist)
** ''[[A Flame in Byzantium]]'' (1987) (first story where [[Atta Olivia Clemens]] ("Olivia") is the protagonist)
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* [[Cece Ross]], editor. [[Blood Sisters|Blood Sisters: Lesbian Vampire Tales]]
* [[Cece Ross]], editor. [[Blood Sisters|Blood Sisters: Lesbian Vampire Tales]]


==Movies==
==Movies Listed Chronologically==
* ''[[Vampyr]]'' (1932; based on LeFanu's "Carmilla")
* ''[[Vampyr]]'' (1932; based on LeFanu's "Carmilla")
* ''[[Dracula's Daughter]]'' (1936; Lambert Hillyer dir.)
* ''[[Dracula's Daughter]]'' (1936; Lambert Hillyer dir.)
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(not yet ordered by character name)

This is a list of female vampires and the works which feature them.

Fiction by Character

  • Atta Olivia Clemens. (historical vampire in the Comte de St. Germain universe by Chelsea Quinn Yarbro
    • A Flame In Byzantium (1999)
    • A Candle for D'Artagnan (1994)
    • Crusader's Torch (1988)
    • Communion Blood (2000)
  • Gilda A Black lesbian vampire, from The Gilda Chronicles by Jewelle Gomez. Well, the Black lesbian vampire. Even if there are others, Gilda rules.


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