How I love thee, Anne Rice, let me count the ways.

[H o r n C a l l s]

Angel Timewas delicious.

I guess you could say it was refreshing to read something of hers that wasn't all woe-is-me-and-my-immortality. And she wrote it just recently. ;D Usually I'm reading her works some 30 years late.

It was interesting reading her before she was a devout Christian, when she wrote the majority of the Vampire Chronicles, and after she had found God. Christianity played a large, large role in this book. Not in a Dan Brown way, very mysterious and all that, but very simply, God and Heaven play an active role.

Have any of you read it?  

[Ky Jelly]

*puts book on her list* no, but it'll on my list!  

[Yaoinaut]

No, but I might think about it. Now that I have no lists to get through, I need to start reading for pleasure again  

[Szen]

Sounds like something I would absolutely hate. XD
I thought she was a bad writer before. >_>; I suppose Twilight makes her look really good though.  

[Ky Jelly]

Szen

Sounds like something I would absolutely hate. XD
I thought she was a bad writer before. >_>; I suppose Twilight makes her look really good though.

hey now, the twilight series kept me entertained for a whole eight hours!

*goes off to find a sparkly vampire*

ya know, they'd fit in real night with all the sparkles on gaia right now . . . .  

[Ooh Ooh Deja Vu]

I like the books she wrote under the name A. N. Roquelaure.
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[H o r n C a l l s]

`deja vu

I like the books she wrote under the name A. N. Roquelaure.
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I haven't read any of her erotica - but I don't think I want to.  

[Ooh Ooh Deja Vu]

Bringer of Jollity

`deja vu

I like the books she wrote under the name A. N. Roquelaure.
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I haven't read any of her erotica - but I don't think I want to.

Oooh, oops. I was thinking Feast of All Saints and Cry To Heaven was under that name.

...I like the Sleeping Beauty trilogy, too, though, well 2 of them.
But those are the only ones she did under that name.
I can't read the ones she wrote under Rampling.
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[H o r n C a l l s]

Lol, well I have yet to read those as well.  

[Ooh Ooh Deja Vu]

I can read them both OVER&OVER&OVER again.
Even though they're kind of sad and upsetting.

The Feast of All Saints was made into a movie. It stuck pretty close to the book, too.


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[H o r n C a l l s]

Violently? How's that?  

[H o r n C a l l s]

I know what you mean. Prayers every other page and all that.

But even as a nonreligious f*****t, I still enjoy her books.