About Christopher Rice
Christoper Rice comes from a family of authors. His parents are Anne Rice and the late poet Stan Rice; his aunt, Alice Borchardt, is a noted writer. He is also friends with fellow author Clive Barker. Rice fielded criticism that these connections, rather than his talent, resulted in the publication of his works. Unlike his famous mother, he does not write horror novels, but considers his books to be thrillers.
Rice has lived in New Orleans, Louisiana and is a 1996 graduate of the Isidore Newman School. Rice was in the same graduating class as American Idol finalist Judd Harris and noted poker expert Ed Miller. Rice went on to attend Brown University and the Tisch School of the Arts. He did not graduate from either school; instead, he moved to Los Angeles to explore writing screenplays.
Rice lives in Los Angeles, California.
Rice has lived in New Orleans, Louisiana and is a 1996 graduate of the Isidore Newman School. Rice was in the same graduating class as American Idol finalist Judd Harris and noted poker expert Ed Miller. Rice went on to attend Brown University and the Tisch School of the Arts. He did not graduate from either school; instead, he moved to Los Angeles to explore writing screenplays.
Rice lives in Los Angeles, California.
Novels
A Density of Souls (2000)
The Snow Garden (2002)
Light Before Day (2005)
Blind Fall (2008)
The Moonlit Earth (2010)
The Snow Garden (2002)
Light Before Day (2005)
Blind Fall (2008)
The Moonlit Earth (2010)
Links to other websites
| christopherricebooks.com |
Christopher Rice recommends
Aftermath of Dreaming (2006) DeLauné Michel "Mesmerizing, compelling and deeply moving. A real and rare accomplishment." | Last Writes (2010) (Forensic Handwriting Mystery, book 4) Sheila Lowe "Fans of focused, fast-paced mysteries with smart female sleuths should get to know Claudia Rose." |
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