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Rice Poster Set: Interview With The Vampire, The Queen Of The Damned & The Vampire Armand
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Interview with the Vampire
Anne Rice · from £14.99 →
The Queen Of The Damned
Anne Rice · from £14.99 →
The Vampire Armand
Anne Rice · from £14.99 →
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Step into the dark, decadent world of Anne Rice with this poster set built for readers who love their gothic fiction rich, tragic and endlessly seductive. Three defining chapters of The Vampire Chronicles, arranged to hang together as a single atmospheric story.
Why these three belong together
Interview With The Vampire, The Queen Of The Damned and The Vampire Armand trace the emotional heart of Rice's saga, from Louis's mournful confession to Lestat's operatic reckoning with the ancient world, through to Armand's own long and haunted history. Hung side by side, they follow the Chronicles' widening scope, from one vampire's intimate testimony to the fate of the entire undead world, and back again to a single immortal soul. It's a set for anyone drawn to stories of eternal love, guilt and the price of living forever.
Interview With The Vampire (1976)
Anne Rice's era-defining debut gives voice to Louis, a two-hundred-year-old vampire recounting his tragic life to a modern-day journalist. His confession moves from the streets of New Orleans to the ancient vampire covens of Paris, weaving a tale of eternal love, loss and loneliness that redefined the vampire novel for a new generation.
The Queen Of The Damned (1988)
Lestat, now a rock star courting fame and danger, inadvertently wakes Akasha, the first vampire, dormant since ancient Egypt. As she sets her sights on remaking humanity in blood, Louis, Armand, Maharet and the rest of the Chronicles' vampires must decide how far they'll go to stop her.
The Vampire Armand (1998)
Armand finally tells his own story: a kidnapping from Kiev, a gilded youth in Renaissance Venice, his transformation at the hands of Marius de Romanus, and the years he spent leading a coven of vampires through the streets of Paris. It's a portrait of beauty, cruelty and devotion across centuries.
Styling your Vampire Chronicles wall
This trio suits a moody reading corner, a dark hallway or a study lined with gothic novels, hung in a straight row or a loose gallery cluster. For a cohesive, dramatic look, choose black or oak frames to echo the candlelit, old-world settings of the books, or leave them unframed for a more graphic, contemporary feel. The set comes in Modern, Modern Minimalist, Square and Edge styles, so you can match the mood of your room, from bold and graphic to soft and painterly, while keeping the set consistent across all three prints.