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'The Wolf Gift'

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Anne Rice Finds Werewolves In The Redwoods

In her new novel, The Wolf Gift, author Anne Rice creates a new cosmology for an old monster, the werewolf. We're not all that different from the beast, she says. "You're writing about a vampire or you're writing about a werewolf," she says, "but you're really just writing about human beings."

Anne Rice Finds Werewolves In The Redwoods

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Anne Rice's Jesus Transfixes in 'Road to Cana'

Commentator David Kuo reviews the second in the series of Christ the Lord books written by Anne Rice. In The Road to Cana, Rice revels in the artistic and spiritual challenge of contextualizing a fully human Jesus. In narrative pacing and character development, Rice's Jesus is a reading revelation.

Anne Rice's Jesus Transfixes in 'Road to Cana'

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