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1. “Dangerous Sexuality”: The Female Vampire in Early Gothic Literature Prior to the advent of Bram Stoker’s Dracula, the earliest literary vampires—an archetype that first rose to prominence in Europe during the late eighteenth century—were primarily female, hailing from a wide range of social castes; “a most diverse family” of characters that deviated widely from the now-dominant trope of the powerful male seducer (Holte 1999, p. 163).
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