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The movie adaptation of Anne Rice's 'Christ the Lord: Out of Egypt' covers all the major theological events in the book and is filled with competent acting and directing. But it lacks the sumptuous sensory experience that Rice's beautiful prose brings to the book. Still, the movie touches upon many points both humanistic and religious and would make a good film for families to see together.

Beautifully written, meticulously researched and infused with palpable passion, 'The Young Messiah' is very highly recommended not just for Christian readers but anyone who can appreciate intelligent and historically rich spiritual literature.

Here are 12 great books to help you stay cool at the beach during the geek days of summer.

In 'Beauty's Kingdom' Anne Rice has built an erotic domain around freedom, choice, and assent. It is a safe place from which to find one's own sensual path.

Despite evolving beliefs, Anne Rice has always been a very spiritual author, and in this post we trace three primary periods as reflected in her books.

Valentine's Day—that time of year that many secretly dread. Just for fun, here are 10 interestingly tumultuous couples from a wide range of literary genres.

With the release of 'Fifty Shades' impending, we take this opportunity to pay homage to an earlier sensual trilogy: Anne Rice’s 'Sleeping Beauty' novels.

Christmas is actually just as appropriate a time for the supernatural and the macabre as Halloween is, and there’s a deep tradition going way back of telling supernatural tales during the holidays. Thus, in the haunted holiday spirit we offer our list of ten books to read when the weather outside is frightful but the fire is so delightful.

In 'Prince Lestat,' Anne Rice has gifted us with another wonderful installation of the Vampire Chronicles, rendered in her characteristically beautiful prose.

With the recent announcement from Universal that it has acquired the rights for author Anne Rice's Vampire Chronicles, a few of us Lestat fans at PopMythology thought it'd be an opportune time to have some fun and think of the top actors to play the Wolfkiller.

While it's impossible to truly do justice to its subject's life in just 28 pages, 'Female Force: Anne Rice' does as good a job as anyone could have. I got goosebumps numerous times while reading this comic and chances are, if you’re a fan of Anne Rice, you will too.

Fear. Sadness. Anger. Envy. Jealousy. Guilt. Loneliness. The so-called negative emotions. Here are 9 archetypes from pop culture that will not only help you cope with your negative emotions, they will help you channel those emotions into good, productive activity.

Anne Rice has just announced that she is writing the next book in the Vampire Chronicles, a sequel to Queen of the Damned, to be called Prince Lestat. We're completely thrilled by this as we feel that Lestat is far and away the sexiest vampire ever. As such, we thought we'd have a little light-hearted fun and list the Top 10 reasons why this is so.

On Feb. 21 author Lynn Shepherd posted an opinion piece on The Huffington Post in which she pleaded for J.K. Rowling to stop writing books for the adult market. But as I witnessed the severe backlash against Shepherd I felt compelled to defend not just her but anyone who has been viciously attacked on social media in ways that are arguably unfair. This is my defense.

My March Hero of the Month is author Anne Rice. It is not for her books, though I do love them (the ones I’ve read) and though I know that they entertain and inspire many. It is rather for the way she quietly and gracefully wields the power that is celebrity through the tool that is social media.