About Theatre of the Vampires By H.F. Galloway
One night late a maintenance man was working in the theatre. As he reached over to turn off the lights, something moved from underneath a tarp and the story was born. Vampire bats flew out and bit him. They never dreamed he would bite back absorbing their power and the sacred blood. In all of the mayhem, an outcast bat and the maintenance man survived, they become friends. This little bat teaches him how to be a vampire and prepare for an army of monsters that are coming to retake the blood of the ancients. Because they are telepathic, they know what he has done and where he is. Now they’re coming. Hiding in plain sight he continues with his duties night after night the shows go on uninterrupted after all who can he tell? His boss? Doubt that everyone would think he’s lost his mind. Some trusted coworkers and friends are converted into creatures of the night. They prepare as they struggle to master the abilities they possess while running a theatre every night. A one-way bat plague is sweeping across the land, leaving a path of death and destruction. Revenge burns hot in their blood. There almost here…
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H.F. Galloway was born in June 1961. He grew up beside the Okeefenokee swamp park in Waycross Ga. For most of his summers he was on his granddad’s farm in the foot hills in the mountains of N.C.
At 18 H.F. joined the Air Force and became a fire protection specialist. He received an honorable discharge after 1 enlistment and moved to Atlanta Ga, where he was able to obtain an apprenticeship in learning how to repair appliances. From there he went from apartment maintenance, and then to big commercial buildings, one of which was working for 10 years at night shift for the Fox Theatre in Atlanta. That is where his stories were born.
Now H.F. cleans swimming pools and enjoys gardening, beekeeping, glass blowing, science, history, tinkering with things and dreaming up stories to write. As he looks ahead, he hopes to get more into the craft of movie making.