Anne Rice
About
Anne Rice (1941-2021) was a renowned American author best known for her gothic fiction, particularly "The Vampire Chronicles" series featuring her iconic character, Lestat de Lioncourt. Born in New Orleans, Rice's work often reflected her deep connection to her hometown's rich cultural tapestry. She wrote over 30 novels, captivating readers with her lush prose and exploration of themes such as immortality, faith, and the human condition. Her debut novel, "Interview with the Vampire," was published in 1976 and has since become a classic in the horror genre, inspiring numerous adaptations. Rice's influence on vampire literature remains unparalleled.
Books (25)
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The Vampire Armand
3.79•Horror
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Pandora / Vittorio the Vampire
4.06•Horror
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The Queen of the Damned
3.91•Horror
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The Vampire Lestat
4.09•Horror
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Interview with the Vampire
3.60•Horror
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The Wolves of Midwinter
3.77•Werewolves
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Blood Canticle
3.73•Horror
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Lasher
3.87•Horror
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Blood And Gold
3.92•Horror
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The Mummy
3.85•Horror
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Pandora
3.79•Horror
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The Claiming of Sleeping Beauty
3.23•Romance
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Cry to Heaven
3.87•Horror
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The Witching Hour
4.10•Horror
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Blood Communion
3.90•Horror
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Merrick
3.76•Horror
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The Wolf Gift
3.57•Werewolves
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Blackwood Farm
3.89•Horror
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Prince Lestat
3.84•Horror
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The Feast of All Saints
3.87•Horror
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The Tale of the Body Thief
3.75•Horror
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Prince Lestat and the Realms of Atlantis
3.81•Horror
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Memnoch the Devil
3.76•Horror
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The Reign of Osiris
4.03•Fantasy
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The Passion of Cleopatra
3.85•Horror
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