Interview with the Vampire
By Anne Rice, 1976
Series: Vampire Chronicles

"Here are the confessions of a vampire. Hyponotic, shocking, and chillingly erotic, this is a novel of mesmerizing beauty and astonishing force - a story of danger and flight, of love and loss, of suspense and revolution, and of the extraordinary power of the senses." (from a promotional write up, Ballantine Books)

Hardcover Info: ISBN 0394498216, Knopf (Available, Shown)
Paperback Info: ISBN 0345337662, Ballantine Books (Available)

Audiobook (narrated by F. Murray Abraham)
Cassette: ISBN 0394556178, Random House (Audio) (Available)
Audio CD: ISBN 0679447644, Random House (Audio) (Available)

Review by Paul Laquita
"A subnormal being that few know little about. As soon as the sun goes down it prey of the flesh of human blood..... This is the typical meaning for the vampire but that all changed with Anne Rice's debut Novel: Interview With the Vampire. Daniel is your common american guy of course but he gets the eminent chance of a lifetime. He gets to interview a olden vampire the sweet but powerful Armand. Throughout the interview he talks the evolving of the vampire. Armand later relates this to his own life before he met the "brat prince" we all became to know and love Lestat. Becoming a vampire to him was the most morbid thing that happened to him. Interview with the vampire is a must read for any beginner seeking get into vampire lore."