![The series that began with "Interview With the Vampire" and continued through 10 more novels, also introduced us to fan favorites Lestat, Louis, Armand, Marius and many, many more.However, as we all know, Anne Rice has moved on to "furrier" pastures. So, until that time when she's drawn back to her vampires, there is always her fascinating and mysterious werewolves. Mrs. Rice's "The Wolves of Midwinter", the sequel to "The Wolf Gift" is scheduled for release on October 15th with very positive early reviews.And, as long as she continues to write anything, there is always hope.One can only imagine what Lestat thinks about her furry new friends.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/square_thumb_small/hash/5d/f2/5df2b82dd308fafb8e2d212c8273cb0b.jpg?itok=gjxrtlSh "The series that began with "Interview With the Vampire" and continued through 10 more novels, also introduced us to fan favorites Lestat, Louis, Armand, Marius and many, many more.However, as we all know, Anne Rice has moved on to "furrier" pastures. So, until that time when she's drawn back to her vampires, there is always her fascinating and mysterious werewolves. Mrs. Rice's "The Wolves of Midwinter", the sequel to "The Wolf Gift" is scheduled for release on October 15th with very positive early reviews.And, as long as she continues to write anything, there is always hope.One can only imagine what Lestat thinks about her furry new friends.")
![Okay, I know I'm pushing it with this one considering the author has been dead over 30 years and his son, Christopher, is not getting any younger, but just imagine the possibilities.After all, wasn't there a "Gone With the Wind" sequel sans Margaret Mitchell and a few "Godfather" sequels not done by Mario Puzo? Oh well, at least middle-earth, Frodo, Bilbo, Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Gimli, and Sam, as well as all the others, are alive and well in my dreams.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/square_thumb_small/hash/69/73/697321c84deb1e67f0790bf108f2988d.jpg?itok=qlGFzLG2 "Okay, I know I'm pushing it with this one considering the author has been dead over 30 years and his son, Christopher, is not getting any younger, but just imagine the possibilities.After all, wasn't there a "Gone With the Wind" sequel sans Margaret Mitchell and a few "Godfather" sequels not done by Mario Puzo? Oh well, at least middle-earth, Frodo, Bilbo, Aragorn, Gandalf, Legolas, Gimli, and Sam, as well as all the others, are alive and well in my dreams.")
![Though J.K. Rowling has said her time with Harry, Hermione and Ron is over and she has seen varying degrees of success with her two current fiction novels, she continues to keep one foot in the wizarding world she created with the recent announcement of her new screenplay set in that world.While Voldemort is dead, wouldn't it be great to read about Harry and his friends after that event or, perhaps, a story about his children in peril which forces him into another adventure.I mean ... maybe ... there was an 8th "horcrux" that no one knew about or a half-sibling or even an illegitimate "he who must not be named" off-spring.Could happen.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/square_thumb_small/hash/50/9e/509e09ef768c6300c4f0a9071fc11bef.jpg?itok=xVgdcqEL "Though J.K. Rowling has said her time with Harry, Hermione and Ron is over and she has seen varying degrees of success with her two current fiction novels, she continues to keep one foot in the wizarding world she created with the recent announcement of her new screenplay set in that world.While Voldemort is dead, wouldn't it be great to read about Harry and his friends after that event or, perhaps, a story about his children in peril which forces him into another adventure.I mean ... maybe ... there was an 8th "horcrux" that no one knew about or a half-sibling or even an illegitimate "he who must not be named" off-spring.Could happen.")
![With the overwhelming success of "Dr. Sleep", Stephen King's sequel to "The Shining", it only stands to reason that revisiting his story about a lonely teenage girl with special gifts, would also enthrall and entertain his fans.And while Carrie may have died in the novel, I see no reason why other children, using the "King's" talent, couldn't scare us silly with the same supernatural powers and hysterical parents.](http://cdn2-b.examiner.com/sites/default/files/styles/square_thumb_small/hash/25/b6/25b61a48d82e95687475c417362ca2a9.jpg?itok=vChq5u4A "With the overwhelming success of "Dr. Sleep", Stephen King's sequel to "The Shining", it only stands to reason that revisiting his story about a lonely teenage girl with special gifts, would also enthrall and entertain his fans.And while Carrie may have died in the novel, I see no reason why other children, using the "King's" talent, couldn't scare us silly with the same supernatural powers and hysterical parents.")
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The series that began with "Interview With the Vampire" and continued through 10 more novels, also introduced us to fan favorites Lestat, Louis, Armand, Marius and many, many more.
However, as we all know, Anne Rice has moved on to "furrier" pastures.
So, until that time when she's drawn back to her vampires, there is always her fascinating and mysterious werewolves. Mrs. Rice's "The Wolves of Midwinter", the sequel to "The Wolf Gift" is scheduled for release on October 15th with very positive early reviews.
And, as long as she continues to write anything, there is always hope.
One can only imagine what Lestat thinks about her furry new friends.
