an instant classic | Interview with the Vampire

vampire legend made real | Interview with the Vampire | Anne Rice

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	• Interview with the Vampire Anne Rice Ballantine Books, 1997 - 352 pages average customer review:based on 573 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

this is good stuff for the imagiantion

if you ove books that are obviously fake but feel so real you will love this book! when reading you will feel like all of the characters are real and that at any moment a vampire will come into your life and bite you, thats what i was hoping! :) if you want a thrilling book that will definately be in your top ten, get this right now!!!

an instant classic

This is a lyrically dense book, very sensuous and beautifully written. And quite disturbing. Rice's love for New Orleans shines throughout and for the most part, it's a quite believable tale. It's one of my favorites.

vampire legend made real

Anne Rice's "Interview with a Vampire" is her first, and I think, best vampire tale. As such it is original, vibrant and haunting. An actual vampire is interviewed. He describes his transition from a mortal man to an immortal vampire and he describes his moral transition from a vampire who, initially, feasts only on 'undesireables' to one who will destroy literally anyone.

We see a fiend with a human outlook. We wonder how we, ourselves, would behave if we had the fortune [misfortune?] to be changed into a being with the remarkably positive trait of immortality with the unbelivably negative trait of hemo-cannibalism. Rice has answered part of the question.

Ron Braithwaite, author of novels--"Skull Rack" and "Hummingbird God"--on the Spanish Conquest of Mexico

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All too human immortals

Louis's description of his transformation into the un-dead near the beginning of the book is worth the price alone. An intoxicating, revolutionary work.