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Christopher Interviews Anne Rice

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Mother and son authors Christopher Rice and Anne Rice have a frank discussion about sexuality, religion, and Anne's decision to leave Christianity.

Watch the interview in four parts below.

Christopher Rice's most recent work, The Moonlit Earth, and Anne Rice's latest book, Of Love and Evil, are both available now.

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