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100 1  Marks, John,|d1963- 
245 10 Fangland :|ba novel|h[Hoopla electronic resource] /|cJohn 
       Marks. 
246 3  Fang-land :|ba novel 
250    Unabridged. 
264  1 [United States] :|bTantor Audio,|c2007. 
264  2 |bMade available through hoopla 
300    1 online resource (1 audio file (12hr., 30 min.)) :
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506    Digital content provided by hoopla. 
511 1  Read by Ellen Archer, Simon Vance. 
520    An acclaimed novelist and former 60 Minutes producer 
       grandly reinvents the Dracula epic in the halls of a 
       certain television newsmagazine In the annals of business 
       trips gone horribly wrong, Evangeline Harker's journey to 
       Romania on behalf of her employer, the popular television 
       newsmagazine The Hour, deserves pride of place. Sent to 
       Transylvania to scout out a possible story on a notorious 
       Eastern European crime boss named Ion Torgu, she has found
       the true nature of Torgu's activities to be far more 
       monstrous than anything her young journalist's mind could 
       have imagined. The fact that her employer clearly won't 
       get the segment it was hoping for is soon the very least 
       of her concerns. Back in New York, Evangeline's 
       disappearance causes an uproar at the office and a wave of
       guilt and recrimination. Then suddenly, several months 
       later, she's heard from: miraculously, she's convalescing 
       in a Transylvania monastery, her memory seemingly 
       scrubbed. But then who was sending e-mails through her 
       account to The Hour employees? And what are those great 
       coffin-like boxes of objects delivered to the office in 
       her name from the Old Country? And why does the show's 
       sound system appear to be infected with some strange virus,
       an aural bug that coats all recordings in a faint 
       background hiss that sounds like the chanting of...place-
       names? And what about the rumors that a correspondent has 
       scored an interview with Torgu, here in New York, after 
       all? As a very dark Old World atmosphere deepens in the 
       halls of one of America's most trusted television programs,
       its employees are forced to confront a threat beyond their
       wildest imaginings, a threat that makes gossip about an 
       impending corporate shakeup seem very quaint indeed. 
       Written in the form of diary entries, e-mails, therapy 
       journals, and other artifacts of early-twenty-first-
       century American professional-class life, compiled as an 
       informal inquest by a very interested party, Fangland 
       manages both to be a genuinely-in fact triumphantly-
       frightening vampire novel in the grand tradition and a, 
       yes, biting commentary on the way we live and work now. 
538    Mode of access: World Wide Web. 
650  0 Women television journalists|vFiction. 
650  0 Americans|zEurope, Eastern|vFiction. 
651  0 Romania|vFiction. 
655  7 Suspense fiction.|2gsafd 
700 1  Archer, Ellen. 
700 1  McLaren, Todd. 
700 1  Prichard, Michael. 
700 1  Vance, Simon. 
710 2  hoopla digital. 
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