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22 So what is that Companion thing anyway? (Anne Rice FAQ) |
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This article is from the Anne Rice FAQ, by Laura Ann lat13@columbia.edu with numerous contributions by others.
The Vampire Companion (VC), like Anne's biography, was
written by Katherine Ramsland. It's an encyclopedia of
sorts for VampChron and offers such things as pictures
(not of the characters though), maps, summaries of plots and
trivia like what was written in the first draft of
Interview that didn't make the final draft. Anne helped
Katherine put it together, but the main work is Katherine's.
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