Author: Sushmita Kumari

Let’s look at this scientifically. According to NASA, the human eye can detect visible light wavelengths from 380 to 700 nanometers.  Why is this range important? Well, because wavelengths shorter than 400 or longer than 700 nanometers are invisible to the human eye. In other words, we can’t see everything around us. Just because we…

Just my thoughts I love vampire stories, especially the ones where the hunky male can shapeshift, mesmerize his victim and then indulge in kinky pleasures. Seriously, I’m jealous that Bram Stoker found a way to create an everlasting character from a real-life diabolical source. Yes, it’s always best to start at the beginning. Vlad Tepes—the…