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'''Anne Rice''' (b. October 4, 1941) left Catholicism to become an [[atheist]].<ref>“I broke with my faith in a tragic way, really, for me. It was a tragic and sad thing. And I was never happy until I went back thirty-eight years later.” [http://radio.nationalreview.com/betweenthecovers/post/?q=Y2M2ZGE1OTZlYTU0YzExYjNlYTVhZjY2ZDVjZGI4YzM=]</ref> She wrote ''Interview With The Vampire'' which was made into a movie with Tom Cruise. She also wrote pornographic novels<ref>Ramsland describes Rice's decision to write S&M erotica under two pseudonyms. [http://trashotron.com/agony/reviews/ramsland-prism_of_the_night.htm Ramsfield biography] </ref> | '''Anne Rice''' (b. October 4, 1941) left Catholicism to become an [[atheist]].<ref>“I broke with my faith in a tragic way, really, for me. It was a tragic and sad thing. And I was never happy until I went back thirty-eight years later.” [http://radio.nationalreview.com/betweenthecovers/post/?q=Y2M2ZGE1OTZlYTU0YzExYjNlYTVhZjY2ZDVjZGI4YzM=]</ref> She wrote ''Interview With The Vampire'' which was made into a movie with Tom Cruise. She also wrote pornographic novels<ref>Ramsland describes Rice's decision to write S&M erotica under two pseudonyms. [http://trashotron.com/agony/reviews/ramsland-prism_of_the_night.htm Ramsfield biography] </ref> | ||
| − | which are still in print. In 1998, she announced her return to Catholicism. | + | which are still in print. In 1998, she announced her return to Catholicism, a likely disingenuous move designed to draw attention and reach a wider market. |
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 21:57, November 22, 2008
Anne Rice (b. October 4, 1941) left Catholicism to become an atheist.[1] She wrote Interview With The Vampire which was made into a movie with Tom Cruise. She also wrote pornographic novels[2] which are still in print. In 1998, she announced her return to Catholicism, a likely disingenuous move designed to draw attention and reach a wider market.
References
- ↑ “I broke with my faith in a tragic way, really, for me. It was a tragic and sad thing. And I was never happy until I went back thirty-eight years later.” [1]
- ↑ Ramsland describes Rice's decision to write S&M erotica under two pseudonyms. Ramsfield biography