Zeitgeist

Love it, hate it or don't understand it, the "Twilight" phenomenon has contributed greatly to the recent vampire-loving cultural zeitgeist. While you can argue it started with <a class="taxInlineTagLink" id="PECLB0000014618" title="Anne Rice" href="/topic/arts-culture/literature/anne-rice-PECLB0000014618.topic">Anne Rice</a> and "Interview with a Vampire," the blood-suckers have become unavoidable on the pop-culture landscape.

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Love it, hate it or don't understand it, the "Twilight" phenomenon has contributed greatly to the recent vampire-loving cultural zeitgeist. While you can argue it started with Anne Rice and "Interview with a Vampire," the blood-suckers have become unavoidable on the pop-culture landscape.

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