Anne Rice an American novelist of gothic fiction, Christian literature, and sexual literature, was born Howard Allen Frances O’Brien.
Rice was born in New Orleans and spent much of her childhood there before migrating to Texas and then San Francisco. She grew up in a devout Catholic home but converted to agnosticism as an adult.
While living in California, she launched her professional literary career with the publication of Interview with the Vampire in 1976 and began writing sequels to the novel in the 1980s.
What happened to Anne Rice daughter?
Michele ‘Mouse’ Rice was Anne Rice’s daughter.
On September 21, 1966, Anne and her husband welcomed their daughter back into their lives.
Anne had a nightmare about her daughter dying of a blood ailment, according to the Washington Post.
Michelle Rice was diagnosed with a strange adult form of leukemia shortly after when she was four years old.
Their daughter, however, was diagnosed with granulocytic leukemia in 1970. Anne was still in graduate school when her daughter was diagnosed with acute leukemia.
Michele died on August 5, 1972, at the age of five. She died in Palo Alto’s Stanford Children’s Hospital.