C'est cette semaine qu'une réédition de sa trilogie érotique ressort de l'autre côté de l'Atlantique.
Publiée initialement sous pseudonyme (A.N. Roquelaure...), cette trilogie n'a pas que des défenseurs, mais cette réédition proposera notamment une préface inédite, signée d'Anne Rice en personne, dans laquelle l'auteur revient sur son œuvre et défend la littérature érotique.
Retrouvez d'ailleurs ci-dessous un extrait de celle-ci.

As a feminist, I’m very much supportive of equal rights for women in all walks of life. And that includes for me the right of every woman to write out her sexual fantasies and to read books filled with sexual fantasies that she enjoys. Men have always enjoyed all kinds of pornography. How can it be wrong for women to have the same right? We’re sexual beings! And fantasy is where we can do the things we can’t do in ordinary life. A woman has a right to imagine herself carried away by a handsome prince, and to choose for herself as she writes, the color of his hair and eyes, and imagine his silky voice. She has a right to make him as tall as she wants and as strong as he wants. Why not? Men have always allowed themselves such fantasies.

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