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Category Archives: Anne Rice
A Review of Anne Rice’s The Wolves of Midwinter (by Jill)
The more I think about The Wolves of Midwinter, Anne Rice’s follow up to 2012’s The Wolf Gift, the less I want to think about it. There are, let’s say, issues with this book. As everyone who has been reading … Continue reading
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In which Jill reflects on twenty years “in the Blood” and reviews Anne Rice’s Prince Lestat
I finished Prince Lestat tonight. I should have finished it on Thursday but I had to take a nap or two that day. And last night I fell asleep with thirty pages to go. It’s not that I was bored, … Continue reading
Progress Report on Anne Rice’s Prince Lestat (by Jill)
Remember how Anne Rice rediscovered Jesus and swore she would never write about vampires again? How long did that last? Eleven years? I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again: I will go on whatever adventure Anne Rice … Continue reading
Anne Rice has a new book out!
The release of Anne Rice’s latest entry in her Vampire Chronicles series (now in it’s 38th year) surprised me when I learned about it back in March, but I’m delighted that it finally arrived on Tuesday. It looks like it’s … Continue reading
Because I Was Jealous of How Many Google Hits Jill Got When She Reviewed an Anne Rice Book: A Review of Interview with the Vampire (by Bethany)
It’s official: I was born without the vampire gene. I don’t get it. I don’t find vampires “erotic” (I didn’t even know that they were supposed to be erotic until about four years ago when I read about it in … Continue reading
A Review of Anne Rice’s The Wolf Gift (by Jill)
Anne Rice rises again! I freely admit that I love her. In fact, I spent a significant portion of my senior year of high school reading Anne Rice’s Vampire Chronicles rather than several of the books I was supposed to … Continue reading
