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| | Anne Rice - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | Rice has said that Claudia, the young girl in the book, was inspired by her late daughter. | | | To her admirers, Rice's books are among the best in modern popular fiction, considered by some to possess those elements that create a lasting presence in the literary canon. | | | She was married to the late poet Stan Rice and is the mother of novelist Christopher Rice. |
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| | About Anne Rice |
| | Rice continued her vampire saga in The Vampire Lestat, The Queen of the Damned, The Tale of the Body Thief and Memnoch the Devil. | | | Rice is also the author of The Witching Hour, the first book in a trilogy about a clan of witches (the other novels in this series are Lasher and Taltos). | | | Her first novel, Interview with the Vampire, was published in 1976 and has gone on to become one of the bestselling novels of all time. |
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| | Alibris: Anne Rice |
| | Anne Rice continues her astonishing Vampire Chronicles in a new novel that begins where "Blackwood Farm" left off--and tells the story of Lestat's quest for redemption, goodness, and the love of Rowan Mayfair. | | | At the center of Anne Rice's new novel is the beautiful, unconquerable Merrick, a child--a witch with the power and magical knowledge of a Medea and a Circe. | | | In Anne Rice's extraordinary fifth novel of "The Vampire Chronicles", irresistible antihero Lestat encounters his most dangerous adversary--the mysterious being Memnoch, who claims to be the Devil. |
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| | ANNE RICE — AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW |
| | On Oct. 31, 2003, three years short of her first novel’s thirtieth anniversary, Alfred A. Knopf was poised to release Anne Rice’s twenty-fifth novel, Blood Canticle, a tale that unites the Vampire Chronicles and the Mayfair Witches series
a volume that Rice intends to serve as the capstone for both sagas. | | | Rice: It is. It really encompasses the second book, very much, and some of the third, as I recall. | | | Rice: No. I still think the form of that novel is a failure. |
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| | Anne Rice |
| | Criss-crossing through the stories of other vampires from Rice’s glorious Pantheon of the undead, haunted by Pandora and by his alter ego Mael, tracked by the Talamasca, the tale of Marius, the self-styled guardian of `those who must be kept’ is the most wondrous and mindblowing of them all. | | | When the Visigoths sack his city, Marius is there; with the resurgence of the glory that was Rome, he is there, still searching for his lost love Pandora, but bewitched in turn by Botticelli, by the Renaissance beauty Bianca, with her sordid secrets, and by the boy he calls Amadeo. | | | Having lost her mother when she was 15 years old and later on a daughter to leukaemia, Anne Rice created tales of vampires and everlasting life to help her through the pain. |
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| | Profile: Anne Rice |
| | While Rice isn't new to the bestseller circuit, her books haven't always been greeted with this type of enthusiasm. | | | The setting is mainly the Roman Empire and Rice's attention to historical and character detail is unflagging. | | | And we agreed that the small novels in the spring would be these new stories of vampires and they would be these stories of characters that had not had a chance to come forward and tell their tales." |
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| | New Orleans : Attractions : Anne Rice's New Orleans Frommers.com |
| | Rice continues to publish regularly, often set at least in part in the city she loves. | | | Rice's family moved into this traditional-style raised villa when Anne was 14. | | | Many tourists come here just because they have read her books; she writes seductive descriptions of her hometown that are actually quite accurate -- minus the vampires, witches, and ghosts, of course. |
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| | Salon Anne Rice |
| | (I didn't mention Rice's addiction to run-on sentences.) That said, I praised three of her books to the sky: "Interview With the Vampire," "The Vampire Lestat" and "Memnoch the Devil." I claimed these vampire titles were three of the most interesting novels of the 20th century. | | | In my essay, I didn't rave quite this enthusiastically about "Memnoch." Sentence-by-sentence, the book is slight, but Rice takes the theology of the vampire novel to its ultimate conclusion: Lestat, her star vampire, literally drinks the blood of our redeemer, Jesus Christ. | | | As for fictional vampires, Anne Rice reinvented the genre, making Bram Stoker nothing more than a footnote. |
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http://www.salon.com/feature/1997/10/31rice.html
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| | Bookworm's Lair - Anne Rice |
| | Anne Rice's richly told novel weaves an irresistible story of two worlds: the witches' world and the vampires' world, where magical powers and otherworldly fascinations are locked together in a dance of seduction, death, and rebirth." | | | Anne Rice has lost her interest in Lestat, Louis and the Mayfairs and wants to pursue other topics. | | | Anne Rice has succeeded in creating a whole new world in which vampires can live, love and suffer. |
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| | Croatoan Fanfic - Where has Anne Rice fanfiction gone? |
| | If you are writing fanfiction based on Anne Rice's books then you are disobeying her orders. | | | Obviously at no time should you show or send the story to Anne herself or anyone who works for her. | | | This knowledge was then used to create a disclaimer system to make sure it was understood that at no time did the fanfic authors intend to infringe upon Anne's legal rights. |
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| | Technorati Tag: anne rice |
| | Save on Anne Rice Books 5 books by scifi authors for 50¢ each. | | | ELTON'S LESTAT FALLS FLAT Anne Rice has been so wrapped up in writing her books about Jesus that she seems to have let the quality control on her... | | | Save on Anne Rice Books Get 7 books by romance authors for 99¢. |
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| | ABC News: Anne Rice Gets Biblical in Her Next Book |
| | Vampires are usually her passion, but Rice is getting biblical in her next book, due out in November from publisher Random House. | | | Anne Rice Gets Biblical in Her Next Book | | | NEW YORK May 7, 2005 (AP)— Vampires are usually her passion, but Anne Rice is getting biblical in her next book, due out in November from publisher Random House. |
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| | Anne RiceLinks |
| | Anne Rice - Author - news, books, events, and interviews. | | | The following links are to home pages devoted to Anne Rice and her books, others have information about Anne Rice, as well as non-Ricean vampires and other creatures. | | | I got to meet Anne Rice at her book |
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| | Anne Rice: Queen of the Occult Finds God - Newsweek Entertainment - MSNBC.com |
| | Rice's most daring move, though, is to try to get inside the head of a 7-year-old kid who's intermittently aware that he's also God Almighty. | | | In two weeks, Anne Rice, the chronicler of vampires, witches and—under the pseudonym A. Roquelaure—of soft-core SandM encounters, will publish "Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt," a novel about the 7-year-old Jesus, narrated by Christ himself. | | | After 25 novels in 25 years, Rice, 64, hasn't published a book since 2003's "Blood Chronicle," the tenth volume of her best-selling vampire series. |
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9785289/site/newsweek
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| | PAL: Anne Rice (1941- ) |
| | Wood, Martin J. "New Life for an Old Tradition: Anne Rice and Vampire Literature." The Blood Is the Life: Vampires in Literature. | | | Ingebretsen, Edward J. "Anne Rice: Raising Holy Hell, Harlequin Style." 91-108. | | | Reuben, Paul P. "Chapter 10: Late Twentieth Century, 1945 to the Present - Anne Rice." PAL: Perspectives in American Literature- A Research and Reference Guide. |
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| | I vant to... buy you an enter key. MetaFilter |
| | I've never gotten more than 10 or so pages into any of Anne Rice's books, but I do hold her responsible for the plague of nitwits in black lipstick who think they're fucking vampires. | | | I would just enjoy knowing the fact that Anne Rice would be whipping herself into a froth reading the comments here. | | | Papers are written enthusiastically referring to Memnoch the Devil and a serious philosophical source. |
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| | Anne Rice Interview with Don Swaim |
| | Anne Rice talks about the genre of horror and her historical novels, The Feast of All Saints and Cry to Heaven. | | | In her interview with Don Swaim on Halloween Eve, 1985, she recalls her early life in the "splendid gloom" of New Orleans. | | | She examines the portrayal of the vampire in books and film and talks about her most recent novel at the time, Queen of the Damned. |
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| | Library Journal - Anne Rice Bites Back at Amazon Reviews |
| | Rice was so outraged over the vitriolic response to her latest book, Blood Canticle—apparently the final installment in her bestselling Vampire Chronicle series—that she posted a 1200-word response that requested that unsatisfied readers mail her back the book for a refund. | | | Amazon.com& policy of allowing readers to post reviews of books might be a helpful feature for consumers, but for bestselling vampire author Anne Rice, it’s been a pain in the neck. | | | Use of this web site is subject to its Terms and Conditions of Use. |
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| | The Chronicles' Home Page, a website on Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles |
| | Each site's interpretation of Anne Rice's characters offers the visitor a chance to see a different facet of those characters. | | | The Chronicles' Home Page, a website on Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles | | | These are pages created by other people who also have designed their site to express their interest in Anne Rice's The Vampire Chronicles. |
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| | Anne Rice |
| | Queen of the Damned (2002) (novels The Vampire Chronicles) | | | aka Anne Rice's Queen of the Damned (USA: complete title) | | | Anne Rice began life as 'Howard Allen O'Brien', second of four daughters... |
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| | Welcome to AnneRice.Com! |
| | Anne now has her own e-mail address that she answers personally! | | | The book's power derives from the passion its author brings to the writing, and the way in which she summons up the voice, the presence, the words of Jesus who tells the story. | | | Anne loves to hear from her readers and welcomes letters sent to her at anneobrienrice@mac.com. |
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| | Writer's Blog: Anne Rice Asks the Question |
| | Anne Rice's upcoming novel is Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt (Knopf). | | | And though we may seem the most exotic, the most atmospheric and, at times, the most downtrodden part of this land, we are still part of it. | | | Bestselling novelist Anne Rice, who lives in New Orleans, has an impassioned editorial in The New York Times today in which she asks "Do You Know What It Means to Lose New Orleans?" |
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| | Anne Rice - eBooks - New Releases! |
| | Anne Rice is the author of twenty-one previous books. | | | She lives in New Orleans with her husband, the poet and painter Stan Rice. | | | Bookmark this page and visit again to view more titles. |
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| | Anne Rice |
| | Each time we enter into one of Rice's books, we can be sure to feel a little saddened when we reach the end. | | | Perhaps more than a little, as we step back into our own realities, after having spent so much time in the invigorating world she creates for us with such vivid and believable characters. | | | nne Rice is one of the most read authors in America today. |
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| | USATODAY.com - Novelist Anne Rice moving to the suburbs |
| | NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Novelist Anne Rice, whose life and stories of vampires have become synonymous with New Orleans, is taking off for the suburbs as part of her goal of "simplifying my life." | | | Stan Rice, a poet and painter, died of brain cancer in December 2002. | | | This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/life/people/2004-01-30-anne-rice-burbs_x.htm
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| | Anne Rice Biography |
| | In her own words (from "You Asked, Anne Answered" in the Official Anne Rice Web Site) | | | She blurted out "Anne" immediately, and her mother, who was with her, let it go without correcting her, knowing how self-conscious her daughter was of her real name. | | | Anne, then 16, was extremely opposed to the move, but it was there, at Richardson High School, that she met the man she would eventually marry - Stan Rice. |
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| | Anne Rice |
| | Katherine Ramsland is also the author of "The Vampire Companion" and "The Witches Companion" charting the Mayfair Chronicles. | | | And occasionally there's discussion of Rice on alt.vampyres. | | | There's also a much more in depth annalysis of the film, also by Anne. |
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| | Salon: Anne Rice |
| | From rejecting God to a transgressive faith: Anne talks with her readers | | | I hope soon to be online myself, to learn the routes, the browsers, the engines, the maps, etc. |
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| | Anne Rice Central |
| | This is also the section to visit if you have no idea who Anne Rice is! | | | This section is detailed and comprehensive, you'll find many interesting facts, and rare graphic novel pictures of every signifigant Ricean vampire. | | | My website does not include coverage of the Queen of the Damned film or Rice's work after Merrick. |
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| | AnneRice from LiveJournal |
| | On an interview with Anne Rice, she announced that she was quitting writing vampire novels and her Witch novels for she has found her religion again and will only write Christian books... | | | the other Anne Rice Communities out there on Live Journal such as: vampchronicles burnt_rice annerice OR someone make a different community to accomodate you all. | | | Authors/Poets Anne Rice Oscar Wilde E.M. Forster Robert Frost Brian Jacques Rudyard Kipling Peter S. Beagle Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Books/Series Redwall Series Servant of the Bones The Bartimaeus Trilogy His Dark Materials |
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| | CNN.com - Anne Rice on N.O.: 'It is a cataclysm' - Sep 15, 2005 |
| | After she became famous, she and her husband purchased a 150-year-old house, a residence she vacated only after her spouse's death in 2002. | | | Rice demurred when asked about her reaction to various governments' evacuation and support procedures, issues that have roused great ire in recent weeks. | | | Her imagination tends towards the fantastic, but, she said, re-creating New Orleans' greatness is no dream. |
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