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An American horror/erotica/religious stuff writer. Infamous for going from a fairly succesful cult author to pretty much the posterwriter for [[Fallen Creator (Darth Wiki)|Fallen Creator]].
In the mid-seventies, Rice published the influential ''Interview with the Vampire'', which became popular enough to kickstart a series and [[Interview
In fact, things were going so well, Anne Rice decided [http://www.annerice.com/sh_MessagesBeach2.htm (as she let us know on a later web post)] that she had had it with those editors. The result wasn't pretty. Most of the Vampire Chronicles fandom considers her first editor-free book in that series, ''The Tale of the Body Thief'', [[Jump the Shark|the shark-jumping point.]] (And most who don't, think it's the next book, ''Memnoch the Devil''.) This, and the reaction of some people who felt she was to fault for the [[Draco in Leather Pants]] treatment of vampires in popular fiction, landed her a [[Hatedom]].
Don't think she minds too much, though. Currently, she has [[Creator Backlash|disowned]] the vampire books and moved on to write about Jesus, but her torch has passed on to [[Anita Blake|Laurell K. Hamilton]] and [[Twilight (
Her son, [[Christopher Rice]], is quite popular himself, especially with the GLBT crowd. He writes thrillers but hasn't done anything with supernatural themes (yet), and can do without comparisons to his mother.
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* [[Dear Negative Reader]]
* [[Fanwork Ban]]
* [[The Film of the Book]]: In addition to ''[[Interview
* [[Gender Blender Name]]: Her true name is ''Howard Allen''.
* [[Purple Prose]]
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* ''[[Exit to Eden]]'' (first published as Anne Rampling)
* ''[[The Vampire Chronicles]]''
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* ''[[The Sleeping Beauty Series]]'' (as A. N. Roquelaure)
* ''[[Christ The Lord]]''
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