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Crónicas vampíricas - 1: Entrevista con el vampiro

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This story unfolds through Louis's own words, detailing his journey through mortal and immortal life. He recounts his transformation into a vampire by the radiant yet sinister Lestat, reluctantly embracing the vampire existence. Louis's tale weaves through the streets of New Orleans, highlighting pivotal moments, including his encounter with the exquisite young child Claudia. Driven by a desire to comfort her, he makes her a vampire, inadvertently trapping her passionate spirit within a child's body. Their seemingly unbreakable bond leads them to settle in the opulent French Quarter, where they grapple with their identities and their shared hatred for Lestat. This animosity propels them on a quest across the globe in search of belonging and understanding. Their journey takes them to Europe and the Theatre des Vampires in Paris, where they meet the magnetic Armand, who introduces them to a broader vampire society. However, their quest for connection reveals unforeseen dangers. Originally conceived as a short story, the narrative evolved into a rich exploration of the tragic and triumphant experiences of its characters, reflecting the political and social changes across two continents. The novel introduces Lestat, a complex figure embodying attraction and revulsion, while delving into themes of immortality, change, loss, sexuality, and power.

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Crónicas vampíricas - 1: Entrevista con el vampiro, Anne Rice, Marcelo Covián

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Rok wydania
1994
Oprawa
(miękka),
Stan książki
Dobry
Cena
14,08 zł

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4,0
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Tytuł
Crónicas vampíricas - 1: Entrevista con el vampiro
Język
hiszpański
Rok wydania
1994
Oprawa
miękka
Liczba stron
464
ISBN10
8440641494
ISBN13
9788440641496
Pierwsze wydanie
1976
Oryginalna nazwa
Interview with the Vampire
Ocena
3,95 z 5
Opis
This story unfolds through Louis's own words, detailing his journey through mortal and immortal life. He recounts his transformation into a vampire by the radiant yet sinister Lestat, reluctantly embracing the vampire existence. Louis's tale weaves through the streets of New Orleans, highlighting pivotal moments, including his encounter with the exquisite young child Claudia. Driven by a desire to comfort her, he makes her a vampire, inadvertently trapping her passionate spirit within a child's body. Their seemingly unbreakable bond leads them to settle in the opulent French Quarter, where they grapple with their identities and their shared hatred for Lestat. This animosity propels them on a quest across the globe in search of belonging and understanding. Their journey takes them to Europe and the Theatre des Vampires in Paris, where they meet the magnetic Armand, who introduces them to a broader vampire society. However, their quest for connection reveals unforeseen dangers. Originally conceived as a short story, the narrative evolved into a rich exploration of the tragic and triumphant experiences of its characters, reflecting the political and social changes across two continents. The novel introduces Lestat, a complex figure embodying attraction and revulsion, while delving into themes of immortality, change, loss, sexuality, and power.