Books like Blackwood Farm by Anne Rice

Interview With the Vampire: An Immortal Vampire Tells His Life Story

The Vampire Lestat by Anne Rice

A rock‑star vampire, Lestat, travels the world and uncovers ancient secrets while a mysterious dream ties strangers together, culminating in the awakening of Akasha, queen of all vampires, and a clash that reshapes humanity and the undead.

A tale of witches, neurosurgeons, and secrets in New Orleans, exploring the power of the past and the present.

A young scholar uncovers a labyrinthine family legacy, tracing the truth of Vlad the Impaler and the myth of Dracula across centuries and borders, risking life and sanity to confront an ancient evil.

A sweeping tale of Armand, a vampire caught between Renaissance Europe and modern New Orleans, chronicling his centuries-spanning rise and the legends that follow.

In deserted Desperation, Nevada, a mining accident opens a portal to a night‑marish alternate reality, unleashing a creature that mimics townsfolk and draws a rag‑tag band of travelers into a fight between good and evil.

A horror novel by Anne Rice, following the fifth installment in her Vampire Chronicles series, featuring the protagonist Memnoch the Devil and the Devil's offer of a position at his side.

Rowan, a Mayfair woman, gives birth to a creature from another species, Lasher, threatening the Mayfairs.

Merrick: The Witch's Tale

Vampire bounty hunter Rachel Morgan faces the most powerful foe yet: the creator of her very own demons.

Anne Rice's epic vampire story of redemption and love, featuring unforgettable characters and a haunting world of horror and fantasy.

Vampire Chronicles: The Story of Marius, the Self-Styled Guardian of 'Those Who Must Be Kept'

In a gritty supernatural Cincinnati, witch‑turned‑bounty hunter Rachel Morgan battles vampires, a demanding partner, and a demon debt while juggling love, secrets, and a war in the city’s underworld.

A tale of fate, magic, and power between two worlds - the Taltos, a species of witch, and the Mayfair family, a dynasty of witches in New Orleans - a story of struggle, survival, and the legacy of the past for the Taltos and the Mayfair family alike, set against the backdrop of Scottish glen and Louisiana bayou, past and present, in a world of supernatural beings and psychic scholars, where the line between science and magic blurs, and the Taltos and the Mayfair family struggle to adapt to a new and dangerous era of the world they have known for centuries.

A comprehensive anthology of Edgar Allan Poe’s classic short stories—such as "The Tell‑Tale Heart" and "Murders in the Rue Morgue"—and iconic poems including "Annabel Lee" and "The Raven", showcasing his mastery of horror, mystery, and lyrical verse.

Interview with the Vampire; The Queen of the Damned; Vampire Lestat: A series of vampire tales featuring Anne Rice's iconic vampire protagonist Lestat, set in 19th-century Italy and America, with an interview with the vampire character.

EI ensayo de H. P. Lovecraft sobre «El horror en la literatura» (LB 1002) señala que la obra de ARTHUR MACHEN (1863-1947) abrió nuevos caminos a la historia de los relatos de miedo cósmico; en las novelas y cuentos del gran escritor galés -para quien el pasado celta, la dominación romana de las Islas Británicas fuente de permanente inspiración los elementos de horror oculto y espanto soterrado adquieren una sustancia y una agudeza realista casi incomparables. Novela publicada en 1917, EL TERROR, ambientada en una región apartada del oeste de Gales durante la Primera Guerra Mundial, logra una perfecta simbiosis de fantasía y realidad, leyenda y cotidianidad. Unos acontecimientos inexplicables y de una violencia salvaje, el poder contagioso de las fuerzas oscuras del mal y el alarmismo del clima bélico se funden en una oscura y enigmática trama, susceptible de las más diversas conjeturas e interpretaciones.

Gregory Maguire's sequel to the beloved Wicked, focusing on Liir, the orphaned son of the Wicked Witch, and his journey through the Wizard of Oz universe.

This anthology argues for the serious study of the literary oeuvre of Anne Rice, a major figure in today's popular literature. The essays assert that Rice expands the conventions of the horror genre's formula to examine important social issues. Like a handful of authors working in this genre, Rice manipulates its otherwise predictable narrative structures so that a larger, more interesting cultural mythology can be developed. Rice searches for philosophical truth, examining themes of good and evil, the influence on people and society of both nature and nurture, and the conflict and dependence of humanism and science.

A comprehensive anthology of Edgar Allan Poe’s 68 stories and 31 poems, spanning horror, detective fiction, gothic tales, and lyrical poetry, showcasing his mastery of suspense, the macabre, and the supernatural.