Bücher von Jens Kuhn

"Escape in Venice" and "My Take Away Vampire": Two novellas. Antonia and Agatha have been around for over 300 years and each have their own unique ways of dealing with their immortality. From the romantic canal-ways of the Venice of the 18th century, to the modern, industrialised wasteland of a small forgotten town, follow their stories to discover that you can't always believe everything you thought you knew about vampires.

Having come of age, Lucy Wilberfors is sent to the capital to work for a professor who develops intricate clockwork devices. Soon she realises that the professor's inventions have a very special purpose: to give frustrated women sexual relief. Torn between her awakening sexuality and the strict moral values of her society, Lucy must decide, in which direction to steer her life. But in a world that leaves women very few opportunities to pursue an independent lifestyle, she has to learn whom she can trust and find people who can help her find her own purpose. Set to escape the constraints of the world she knows, Lucy embarks on a voyage that will change her life.

Antonia Correlli, is relatively young vampire who still learns to master her special abilities as a succubus. As such, she does not only feed on blood like ordinary vampires, but can also feed on humans' sexual passions, draining them of their energy and powering her unique abilities. Antonia is invited by her incubus friend and mentor, Count Emilio, to 18th century Venice in order to help him with a delicate matter, a young lady the count desires, but who does not respond to his incubus magic as she should. Antonia, tasked to find out what makes this woman resistant to the count's advances, must learn to master her own magic as well as find a way to save her friend's beloved one from a great danger.

This is the first comprehensive review of the world literature on filovirus research and provides the most extensive bibliography of the subject yet published. Every aspect of filovirus research, including their history, epidemiology, clinical picture, pathology, molecular biology, and political aspects are reviewed in detail.