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	1.	RICE ANNE.  ARMAND THE VAMPIRE. New York: Alfred A Knopf, 1998. First Edition, Signed Hard Cover Fine in Very Good Plus dj Signed to bookplate tipped to e.p. of Anne Rice, showing her property in New Orleans. Armand, eternaly young, with the face of a Botticelli angel. Armand, first appeared in his dark glory in the classic Interview with the Vampire, the first of Rice's Chronicles of the beauty and horror of supernatural worlds. Depicting his boyhood in the ruined city of Kiev Russia, and ancient Constantinople, where he sold into slavery. In the magnificent Renaisance period of Venice, where he meets the great vampire Marius, and receives his entry to the world of a vampire. The novel moves through scenes and centuries of luxury and elegance, ambush, fire, and devil worship to 19h century Paris and 20th century New Orleans. A vivid portrayal of this romantic hero forced to choose between his twilight immortality and the salvation of his immortal soul. Black cloth boards and spine, silvered lettering to spine. DW not price clipped, pictorial. 1/4 closed tear to front upper edge, upper spine end bumped, all else clean, tighlty bound. Fine. First Trade Edition, with A Book-of-the-Month club Main Selection to inside lower flap. This is not a Book of the Month Club Book. In protective brodart mylar. sm 4 to, 387 pp pp Price: 85.00 USD
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	2.	RICE ANNE.  VITTORIO, THE VAMPIRE. New York: Alfred A Knopf, 1999. First Edition, Signed Hard Cover Fine in Fine dj Signed to bookplate of Anne Rice, showing her property in New Orleans. In New Tales of the Vampires, she tells the mesmerizing story of Vittorio, a vampire in the Italian Age of Gold. Vittorio lives in a courtly world of splendor, when his world and entire family are threatened by an unholy power. A passionate and tragic legend of doomed young love and innocence. Color frontipiece of ''Farewell of Saint John the Baptist from his Parents''. Black cloth boards and spine, silvered lettering to spine. DW not price clipped, pictorial of women dressed in period fashion. Fine. First Trade Edition. In protective brodart mylar. 8 vo, 292 pp Price: 75.00 USD
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	4.	RICE, ANNE.  LASHER. New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1993. First edition Cloth Fine in Near Fine DJ The sequel to Rice's dynasty of the Mayfair witches of New Orleans (''The Witching Hour''). The beautiful Rowan Queen of the Mayfair witches tries to flee from Lasher the dark and irresistible demon; taking their special child with her. This epic moves around the world back and forth through time between human and demonic world. A hypnotic and passionate story of the occult. Black boards, backed by quarter cloth black spine, gilt lettering. DW not price clipped, black cover illustrated. Gold spine, bumped to upper spine end (no tears, rubbing or chips). Else clean, tightly bound. In mylar. sm 4 to, 578. First Edition stated. Price: 22.50 USD
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	5.	RICE, ANNE.  LASHER. New York: Alfred A Knopf, 1993. First Edition, Signed Hard Cover Fine in Near Fine dj The sequel to Rice's dynasty of the Mayfair witches of New Orleans, ''The Witching Hour''. The beautiful Rowan Queen of the Mayfair witches tries to flee from Lasher the dark and irresistible demon; taking their special child with her. This epic moves around the world back and forth through time between human and demonic world. A hypnotic and passionate story of the occult. First Edition, signed in black felt pen to e.p. by Anne Rice. Black cloth backed black boards, gilt lettering to spine. Lower spine and upper corner mildly bumped. DW not price clipped. Gold spine black pictorial dw with white lettering. Upper spine mildly bumped. All else clean, solidly bound. In brodart protective mylar jacket. sm 4 to, 578 Price: 60.00 USD
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