A Feast Of Rats Blood And Wild Rice
I can see why the author was pleased. For better and worse, Jordan takes Rice on her own terms. He doesn’t dilute her polymorphously perverse eroticism, her melancholy philosophizing or her zeal for punctured flesh. And what he adds-flashes of dark humor–are a welcome respite from the tone of lugubrious regret that fuels this tale of an overly sensitive vampire, Louis (Brad Pitt), whose vestigial humanity is at war with his ruthless vampirical nature....