Curry College Instructor Finds His Fangs with Vampire Thriller
Armand Inezian, a Curry College lecturer, recently released his first novel, VampCon.
In 2009, Emerson College graduate Seth Graham-Greene released Pride and Prejudice and Zombies a novel that found an intense following. His subsequent book, Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Hunter was quickly scooped up for studio release. 2010 also saw the release of The Passage, a much-touted vampire-thriller by Justin Cronin, an English professor at Rice University. Now another local academic has joined the hunt. Armand Inezian, an Emerson alumni and lecturer at Curry College in Milton saw his supernatural thriller, VampCon, released this fall by independent, UK-based Greyhart Press. After spending years writing short fiction with a focus on his Armenian heritage and studying literary novels like Thomas Wolff's You Can't Go Home Again and …
