Literature - Collecting Info

Below is information on where you can possibly find all the books, audio, and visual material that I've presented here. There are no guarantees that there may be stock available, but who knows? There just might be. You're probably wondering why I don't just affiliate my site to some online bookstore like Amazon? Well, I decided a long time ago when I first started this site that I would not make profit from it since it's just a way for me to express my obsession and it's fun to fiddle with such a hobby. So, that's why there is no direct linkages to any of the bookstores listed below. You'll just have to search the site. I'm only directing to you where you can possibly find it.

Your Local Bookstore

Go to your local bookstore. Some may not contain all or any Anne Rice material, but who knows? You may find some really old edition of Interview With The Vampire? Used bookstores are also a great place to find stuff. That's where I found some of my Interview With The Vampire editions and several graphic novels.

Online Bookstores

And if you can't find it at your local bookstore, there are online bookstores. Here you can probably find several different editions of novels, as well as practically every resource that I've mentioned. And the prices are slashed down from the retail price. Some as low as 40% off! Note: There is shipping and handling costs. And if you're looking at DVD or VHS and you live somewhere other than US and Canada, you may not be able to watch them. Here's a few online bookstores to get you started.

• Amazon.com. If you haven't heard of this place already, it just happens to be the largest and most frequented online bookstores around. It also contains audio and visual material as well. Large selection.
• Barnes And Noble.com. This is also one of the largest online bookstores today. It contains a wide range of books. If Amazon doesn't have a book in stock, Barnes and Noble does. I don't know why, but it does.

Online Auctions

You may or may not have heard of it, but there are places on the net where people sell stuff that they don't need via auctioning. It works the same as a regular auction. You place a bet and try to outbid any other people vying for the same thing. Just a word of caution. Just beware and auction at your own risk since you don't know what exactly you are paying for. I've never tried this, but a lot of people have told me that they bought some really good Anne Rice things. But here is the place where you are most likely to find graphic novels and out of print editions of the novels. Here are a few places to get you started.

• ebay. A very popular site and one that is highly recommended. They have an excellent reputation and very good system of ensuring that you get what you paid for.
• The Advanced Book Exchange. An online store that sells used books. Some will lead you to bookstores and some are sold via auctions. Very large selection of used books.

Public Libraries

Although you can't keep them, you can always look into your local public library or university library. That's where I found quite a few of the books, audio tapes, and video. Don't be surprised. It's probably there.

Video Rental Store

For those who want to see the movie, Interview With The Vampire, but don't want to fork out the money to buy it, there is your local video rental store like Blockbusters.

Television

Although some of the scenes are edited, you can catch the movie version on TV. Usually around Halloween. Look for it on your local tv listings.

Local Record Store

If you are looking for the movie soundtrack and don't want to go through some online record store, then you can goto your local record store like HMV, Tower Records, or Virgin. It is still available.

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