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Blood and Gold

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Blood and Gold is a novel by Anne Rice, published in 2001, and is part of her Vampire Chronicles series. Rice is best known for her vampire novels, which reimagined ancient vampire legends into a more modern and often eroticized context.12

The Vampire Chronicles series, beginning with Interview with the Vampire (1976), features vampires as relatable protagonists. Rice also explored other genres, including historical novels and religious works.21

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