Entrevista Con El Vampiro

(Confesiones de un vampiro) Crónicas Vampíricas, #1

by Anne Rice

EPUB, 335 pages

español language

Published Jan. 1, 1994 by Timun Mas, Aims Intl Books Corp.

ISBN:: 978-84-480-0041-7
OCLC Number:: 971707589

Es el primer título de la famosa e inquietante serie de Crónicas Vampíricas. En esta novela, Anne Rice narra la conversion de un joven de Nueva Orleans en eterno habitante de la noche. El protagonista, llevado por el sentimiento de culpabilidad que le ha causado la muerte de su hermano menor, anhela transformarse en un ser maldito. Sin embargo, ya desde el inicio de su vida sobrenatural, se siente invadido por los sentimientos más humanos, una pasión no exenta de dependencia sexual y psicológica

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excitalopram! reviewed Interview with the Vampire - Book I of the Vampire Chronicles by Anne Rice

Review of - Interview With the Vampire

3 stars

Read this after watching the AMC show but before watching the movie. Any point Anne might've been trying to make about Claudia being a metaphor for a disabled person who looks visibly young is thrown violently out the window as Louis does not view Claudia as an adult at the same time that he views her as a sexual being and his bride. Armand walking off into the sea was the funniest shit I'd ever read, though.

M reviewed Interview with the Vampire (The Vampire Chronicles, #1) by Anne Rice

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4 stars

Muchísimo mejor esta relectura décadas después, quizás porque ahora puedo entender mejor a un protagonista deprimido, desquiciado y con picos de ansiedad

sunstone reviewed Interview with the Vampire (The Vampire Chronicles, #1) by Anne Rice (The Vampire Chronicles, #1)

Inconsistent

2 stars

Some brief moments of beautiful writing but mostly dull and melodramatic. I just wasn’t into the vibe but I can see how people can be enamored by it.

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Review of 'Interview With the Vampire (The Vampire Chronicles)' on 'Goodreads'

5 stars

I'd read this gem when it came out in paperback, and I was 12 years old. I loved it so much, I did an except of the interview as a skit in camp that summer.