Violin by Anne Rice Michael Whelan Escaping to the Florence of

Escaping to the Florence of Cosimo de Medici

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Looking Back: A new Frankenstein sequel by Andrew Constant with art by Jason Paulos

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Violin by Anne Rice Michael Whelan Escaping to the Florence ofIn this powerful confessional novel the creator of Lestat and Azriel conjures up another ghost from the pantheon of the undead: the mesmeric and dangerous Stefan part incubus, part inspiration. The nineteenth century violinist appears on the street corner in Twentieth century New Orleans, to haunt Triana as she grieves for the death of her husband. Like Anne Rice herself, Triana is one of four sisters of a Catholic family, she is in her fifties, her