Read enough vampire books, and you might think you’ll encounter a real one someday. While “Twilight” may have sparked a vampire craze in publishing, our fascination with the creatures appears to be as ...

"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Vampires, mythical creatures that subsists on blood, have loomed large in literature. While Bram Stoker's ...

At Woman’s World, we could sink our teeth into vampire books from the likes of Anne Rice or Stephenie Meyer any time of year. And with so many thrilling tales to choose from, you can’t help but love ...

You can't describe gothic horror without mentioning the mysterious, charming, and monstrous nature of vampires. Though they look like typical anthropomorphic humans, their thirst and hunger are only ...

Vampire fiction has a long and distinguished pedigree in English. From the moment that Robert Southey introduced the British Isles to the concept of the coffin-sleeping undead at the turn of the 19th ...

Monita is the Marketing Manager at The Walrus and a freelance TV/Movies Feature Writer at Collider.com. Her bylines have appeared on HuffPost, Tor.com, Fansided websites Bam Smack Pow and Show Snob, ...

The first two seasons of Interview with the Vampire have, up until now, largely stuck to the events from Anne Rice’s original 1976 novel. But in season two’s third episode, “No Pain,” we go beyond ...

Interview with the Vampire is close to ending its second season soon, and thus, closing out the events of Anne Rice’s original novel. So what will a possible third season entail? Well, even though the ...

Rice, who died Dec. 11, grew up in New Orleans and hit it big in 1976 with her first novel, Interview with the Vampire. She followed up with more than a dozen novels. Originally broadcast in 1990.

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