Over the weekend, vampires were afoot in a small town on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula. Fans of a bestselling teen vampire romance series flooded into the rainforest town of Forks from all over the country. They marked the 10th anniversary of the publication of the first book in Stephanie Meyer‘s “Twilight Saga.”
Tom Banse of Here & Now contributor Northwest News Network reports on the love story that injected new blood into the economy of a once-hobbled logging town.
- Twilight tourism information from the Forks Chamber of Commerce
- Quileute elder Chris Morganroth tells the real story of Quileute wolves
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- Tom Banse, regional correspondent for the Northwest News Network. He tweets @TomBanse.
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