So I was very bored and did a collage of my otp Daniel x Armand from Anne Rice’s vampire chronicles! It’s not perfect, but I did my best. xd
(the pictures I used for it do not belong to me)
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Gothic Novels of the Twentieth Century, by Elsa J. Radcliffe. I don’t remember how I ran across a mention of this book on Google, but once I did, I was entranced and had to own it. Yes, it’s a list of gothic novels, by author, up to about 1978, with occasional snarky commentary.
What Ms. Radcliffe had to say about Interview with the Vampire:
Seems indicative of this generation when psycho-socio-philosophy creep even into the literature of horror-Gothic. The absurd lengths to which introspection may go are at last met in this study into the inner life of a vampire. Some of the details of vampire life elaborated upon I found repulsive and without redeeming social value. The whole thing just doesn’t come off, in my view – as seems to be true, now that I think of it, with most vampire stories.
I am going to find this book vastly amusing.
Lestat, you will forever be my dark Prince.
♛ And you will forever by my loyal dark gray subject? Hmmmm? Yes, good arrangement. Don’t forget that I fell into this title, alright, it was assigned to me, I exhausted myself trying to shirk it, but it’s really easier to just accept the damned title than try to resist it. It doesn’t hurt that I look good with a crown.
Beautiful boys
are they L& L? Are they Adam and Eve? Nobody knows anymore.
Anne Rice: If you’re saying I play favorites, you’re wrong. I love all my vampires equally.
[Flashback to that morning]
Anne Rice: I don’t care for Daniel.
romanticize happiness a little more. i dont get why people are always proud to be sad. feeling empty and dettached is not as cool as it sounds. in fact, its terrible, i dont know why anyone would want that. its like people are embarassed to be happy sometimes. they always try to act so distant..
I-want-my-IWTV 