Anne Rice, the author who gave new life to the undead, lives in a house full of saints. Her library holds half a dozen 15-inch to 2½-foot-high statues, including a porcelain Virgin Mary and Child ...

Oct. 27, 2009— -- Anne Rice's journey from New Orleans to California has been both personal and literary. A vampire chronicler for many years, Rice practically created a whole genre of books.

Rice, who left New Orleans for California after the death of her husband, Stan, in 2002, summons up her girlhood experiences with sensual detail, lavishing the same attention on religious ...

From her personal collection, the auction will include books such as "Gone with the Wind" by Margaret Mitchell, full of tabs and Rice's thoughts on the classic Civil War-era novel. The work is ...

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Anne Rice was the author of the 1976 novel “Interview with the Vampire,” which was later adapted into a movie starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt in 1994. It was also expected to be portrayed in ...

The Anne Rice defection: ... according to a 2008 study by the Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life. ... sex, and personal self-fulfillment. ...

Added Anne Rice: "There's been an incredible appreciation of my work, as evidenced by the wonderful fans, like those who come out for the Halloween balls in New Orleans. One year, we had around ...

Anne Rice, the gothic novelist widely known for her bestselling novel “Interview With the Vampire,” died late Saturday at the age of 80. Rice died due to complications from a stroke, her son ...