Interview With the Vampire

There have been a lot of books expounded on vampires. From Bram Stoker, who created Dracula, one of the first awesome classics, to Anne Rice who composed for more present day readers of the vampire myth? Meeting with the Vampire is the first of Rice's acclaimed Vampire Chronicles; it is Louis who recounts his life to one young fellow who was searching for the chance to expound on exclusive's rich and odd biography. Louis the vampire in this story is not as pitiless or dull as the correspondent first considers; Louis has the limit of awesome sympathy and comprehension of the spirit's dimness superior to anything most men, despite the fact that he is undying.
Frequented by his sibling's demise, of needing to offer the family estate in New Orleans, Louis at last chooses to give someone a chance to murder him whether it is by a mariner or a criminal, he couldn't have cared less, he simply needed to kick the bucket from the disgrace that he never trusted his sibling was gone to by heavenly