As Buffy The Vampire Slayer turns 25, what’s the deal with our obsession with vampires?
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Sarah Shaffi is a freelance journalist and editor. She reads more books a week than is healthy, and balances this out with copious amounts of TV. She writes regularly about popular culture, particularly how it reflects and represents society.
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