Chris Rice Talks About Mom New Book

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        Chris Rice Talks About Mom New Book
    
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          Apr 05, 2010
          
        
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Christopher Rice sat down with Out.com to talk about his new book, The Moonlit Earth, in stores Monday, and fan requests that he write a book about werewolves because his mom, Anne Rice, writes about vampires. 

"It doesn't work like that," he says. "It has to come from a place of inspiration."

Watch the video interview with Rice here.

        
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