Anne is one who can accomplish all with in her writing. She succeeds in creating an adventurous mind indulging experience for her readers. Her creations consist of mystical beings of the supernatural, whose enchantments subsist in the real every day world. Mrs. Rice contributes such detail to her characters and settings that they exist to all senses but touch.

Born on October 4th, 1941, Anne was given the name Howard O'Brien, after her Father. Not surprisingly she despised her birth name and demanded to be called Anne, this officially began on the first day of school when she was asked her name. It simply stayed through out her life then on after.

Though not seeming so, Anne's family, along with most middle class families of the time, were struggling with financial needs. This may have been one of the major causes of her moms drinking problem

s, who, in fall of 1956, died from such alcohol abuse, leaving Anne the role of mother to her two younger sisters at the mere age of 15. It is thought that this experience is what created some of Anne's unique style, for her stories consisted of such detail that they seemed to be written as through seen from a drunk's perspective, whose mind influenced by alcohol can't see a difference of real and fantasy.

Interview with the Vampire was the first of a six book series The Vampire Chronicles. This book was written as though a vampire, Louis, was confessing the secrete of his immortal life to the world, revealing his birth as a vampire, and all his experiences over the centuries.

For the following years after her pregnancy Anne continued to write several books such as; The Feast of Saints (1980), Exit to Eden (1985), and Beauty Released (1985). However none contributed to the vampire theme, which is until 1985, when the second novel of the series was created The Vampire Lastat. Anne describes her motivation:

In 1998, the Rice's moved back to New Orleans. It was then shortly after that the third book was published, Queen of the damned, whose popularity has bought it to the movies as well.

In attempt to ease her mind form the sorrow toward the death of her daughter Anne began to reconstruct her short story into a full-length novel, in which she did in the brief time of 5 weeks. On October 4, 1974 the novel was accepted for publication, and in 1976, the movie rights were sold to Paramount for the amount of $150,000.

Shortly after the publication Anne once again found herself pregnant, and on March 11, 1979, she gave birth to a healthy baby boy, Christop

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