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A bibliography of the site, which includes sources for the information
on the site. As noted on the Parlor highlights, the copies of the Mayfair Witches books cited here are my own.
Bibliography
Rice, Anne The Witching Hour (1990) Ballantine Books, Mass Market Edition,
May 1993; Amazon Kindle Edition, November 17, 2010.
Rice, Anne Lasher (1993) Ballantine Books, Mass Market Edition, August 1995;
Amazon Kindle Edition, November 17, 2010.
Rice, Anne Taltos (1994) Ballantine Books, Trade Edition, September 1995;
Amazon Kindle Edition, November 17, 2010.
Rice, Anne Merrick (2001) Knopf Publishing Group, Hardcover Edition, January
2001; Amazon Kindle Edition, unkn.
Rice, Anne Blackwood Farm (2002) Ballantine Books, Mass Market Edition, September
2003; Amazon Kindle Edition, unkn.
Rice, Anne Blood Canticle (2003) Knopf Publishing Group, Hardcover Edition,
October 2003; Amazon Kindle Edition, unkn.
Ramsland, Katherine The Witches' Companion (1994) Ballantine Books, Hardcover
Edition, November 1994.
Bailey, Lee; Brennan, Ella & Clay, Langdon Lee Bailey's New Orleans: Good Food
and Glorious Houses (1993) Crown Books, Hardcover Edition, March 1993.
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Photo Credits
On , photo credits for all color photos to www.annerice.com.
On , photo credits for all black and white photos to the Library of Congress Collection--see below.
On House of Patterns: Architectural Plans for First Street, photo credits to Mouldings One
On The Mayfair Witches Parlor, photo credits of first edition hardcover dust jackets to Amazon.
On About the Parlor, photo credits for WH, LR and TL and The Witches' Companion to Kimberly Hill.
On The Anne Rice Library, credits for the movie posters Interview With the Vampire, Exit to Eden, The Feast of All Saints and Queen of
the Damned to IMDb and its associates.
On The Mayfair Vampire Chronicles, credits for the movie posters Immortal Beloved and Gladiator to IMDb and its associates.
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Photo Library
Online Photo Collections
A big thank you to all whose photos
appear in various places throughout the site!
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Early 'Witching Hour' Script
Click the Adobe Acrobat folder to read an early script for 'The Witching Hour' by Anne Rice
Several years ago, I came across this early script Anne Rice wrote, an adaptation of The Witching Hour. So, I sent
her an email and asked if she wouldn't mind my adding it to the Parlor for fans to read. She said yes, and "why not?".
This was at least a decade before the AMC series first premiered in January 2023. Recalling now that it is here, it might
make a fascinating read to get a better idea of how Anne Rice would have wanted her Mayfair Witches to be onscreen.
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Tulane University Archive
Anne Rice Complete Archive
Come Into My Parlor is extremely pleased that Anne Rice's complete archive has been made available
for research at Tulane University Library's Special Collections. Also in the Library's Rare Books collection is Anne Rice's
Bible with annotations, which she used as a reference for her Christ the Lord series.
The links below provide an overview of what is contained in the collection and the TUSC page provides even more details.
For those researching the life and career of Anne Rice, the collection has been made available to the public by appointment.
The Jones Room Space Availability link can assist you in scheduling an appointment using the form provided.
You may also contact Tulane University Library's Special Collections at the email or telephone number below, which I've put
here in addition to the page accessed by the links below for ease of access:
Email: specialcollections@tulane.edu
Phone: 504-865-5685
Anne Rice Complete Archive Open For Research
Anne Rice Complete Archive-Tulane University Libraries
Reading Room (Jones Hall 202) - Schedule an Appointment
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The Parlor Launches 2008
Before I began refreshing this site, it was clear I had a lot of work to do. I was in the middle of redoing
the site when life kindasorta happened, but before I began, I wanted to keep a record of what was on the site and where.
So I archived it on Internet Archive's Wayback Machine. It made me do this page by page, and the navigation menu on the archived
page, unfortunately, does not work.
Or I haven't figured out how to make it work.
Each archived page can be seen when you click the page link in the list below.
Wow, what a difference! The site looks much better now, don't you think?
Pages Locked In Time
I put together a video survey of screenshots of what the Parlor looked like when it first
launched in 2008. It's a hoot!
It's come a long way since then, hasn't it?
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