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  1. The famous author of "Interview With the Vampire" was born and raised in New Orleans, and indeed her popular "Vampire Chronicles" featured the city quite extensively.
     
    Posted by: ripvanwinkle on May 12, 2008 01:03 PM (0) (0) Flag
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