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The Feast of All Saints
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  • Anne Rice
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    / Erotic novels and the Mayfair witches

    …outsiders, in two historical novels, The Feast of All Saints (1979; TV movie 2001), about New Orleans’s 19th-century Creoles of color, and Cry to Heaven (1982), about an 18th-century Venetian castrato. Eroticism distinguishes The Sleeping Beauty series—four stories (1983–85 and 2015) published under the pseudonym A.N. Roquelaure, which some critics…

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    …outsiders, in two historical novels, The Feast of All Saints (1979; TV movie 2001), about New Orleans’s 19th-century Creoles of color, and Cry to Heaven (1982), about an 18th-century Venetian castrato. Eroticism distinguishes The Sleeping Beauty series—four stories (1983–85 and 2015) published under the pseudonym A.N. Roquelaure, which some critics…

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