
As a 12-year-old queer kid, I was enthralled by Anne Rice's fictional worlds
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Rakesh Satyal remembers finding Anne Rice's "Interview With the Vampire" at his local library as a kid, and later, as a closeted college student, reading her gender-fluid novel "Cry to Heaven." He says Rice's books helped shape the love of story that drove him to become both a book editor and a novelist himself.
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