Interview With the Vampire by Anne Rice (1976, Hardcover)

I decided to buy some of Anne Rice's books after seeing the movie.And I couldn't be happier that I did.Anne Rice is an amazing writter,and her books are even better than the movies that have been based on her work.I am a huge fan now and can't wait to continue to read more of her books in the future!

This is one of my favorite books by Anne Rice. It is a great book for anyone that loves vampire. Even if it is sad at times, it is still one of the best books that I have ever read!

This was the first Anne Rice book I ever read. I was 17 years old. I lent it to someone to read and it was never returned. This book is of excellent quality, was a great price, and arrived quickly. It is more than I expected.

I bought an original printing copy of Anne Rice's Interview With the Vampire. I wish it was a first edition but I really can't afford one yet. The book is in good shape and makes an excellent addition to my collection. I got it for a great price!!

First, Let mesay I love everythng Anne Rice has written, and am in the process of getting all of her boks in hardcover. This book is especially neat because of the fact that Lestat openly becomes a public figure, being a vampire pretending to be a vampire. Absolutely great!

have loved this book for over 20 years but didn't have it in HB, so found HB edition on ebay. am an Anne Rice fanatic & slowly trading all my SB editions for HB.

books in great shape the shipper sent it right out to me an i believe i got it in 4 days, pleasure doing business with ya

I bought this book because I heard it was a good story. I mean, how many Vampires do we meet to be able to ask these questions of and get an answer before the bite? LOL Vampires are awesome.
It's a lttle hard to follow as far as the dialect, afterall he is over 200 yrs old so his vocabulary and way of speaking is classical.
A good book overall, if you're into the life and times of a Vampire

Five stars. Book in perfect condition. Recorved book in record time. I will buy more books from this person. Thanks a lot!

Interview was a wonderful study in time, ethics, the true meaning of what it would be to be an immortal. The movie was nothing like the book, and left out so many of the philosophical discussions that make Anne Rice such a great author. I enjoyed it very much.

OK, so now Anne Rice is a Christian who writes novels about Jesus. Her son is a gay author. Rice's husband, Stan, is dead. She has severe diabetes (a disease of the blood). She claims she will write nothing but novels proclaiming the gospel of Christ. Her Vampire Chronicle novels helped to spark the Gothic movement. Todays market is absolutely infested with Vampires! If you are a Vampire connoisseur, and you have read the ancient accounts, James Malcolm Rymer, Thomas Preskett Prest, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Sheridan Le Fanu (he wrote an 1871 lesbian vampire story, "Carmilla"), Emily Gerard, John Polidori, Bram Stoker, and Marilyn Ross-- this is your next logical stop on the list. Ohh yes, don't forget to Brian Lumley's vampires. One reason Rice's Chronicles are so popular is that they are told from the Vampire's perspective. They are a wee bit depressing, but fun stuff nevertheless. The horror aficionados can give out plenty of other names (many, many shorts out there). Keep in mind there is much Vampire Non Fiction out as well! Strange stuff.

I recently decided to fill my bookshelf with hard cover Anne Rice books and have almost all of them. I did not know there were a series of Vampire chronicles and read Armond and Queen of the Damned out of order. As soon as I figured it out I bought the first book, Interview, and then the other nine.

I love the story. I love Louis and don't you just want to kick LeStat sometimes? You can't help but pity Claudia from when we meet her in the room with her mother until we last see her. I love being able to feel like I'm actually "there" and as much as I love Anne Rice she does manage to drone a little bit about the setting. Great book. Comes highly recommended!!

Just an a fascinating tale about a supposedly non-moral being having conflict with his existence. Having to live, yet being the living dead, and knowing there's no end without even more suffering.

The vampire Lestat creates a vampire out of the depressed Louis. In an attempt to make Louis happy, Lestat creates a child vampire Claudia (against the rules of the vampire world. Lestat rarely follows the vampire rules by the way. Claudia wants a friend so they create a playpal for Claudia. The bunch goes to Paris and a vampire coven ruled by Armond decides that Claudia and her playpal are to be destoyed. In revenge for this the coven is destroyed by lestat and Louis. Lestat and Louis return to New Orleans. Lestat bored and Louis unhappy.

The book is in almost perfect condition with only a few minor scratches on the gold jacket. It is an older edition of the book but it is in amazing condition as far as pages. The autograph is in a funny place but it gives it character. It is upside down on the back cover. I bought it as a present for my fiancee's 20th birthday. I have to keep it a secret until November but I just couldn't pass this book up!