Interview with the Vampire presents itself as a confessional document — a long, elegiac first-person recollection — and through that frame Anne Rice re-animates the Gothic tradition for the late twentieth century. The novel is less a catalogue of monstrous deeds than an extended meditation on consciousness, loss, and moral solitude. Its vampires are not … Continue reading The Adaptable Educator’s Book Review – Interview with the Vampire by Anne Rice
The New Renaissance Mindset 