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I'll never understand people who wear their religion on their sleeves. Why did she have to make it such public knowledge in the first place? Did she really think people would care one way or the other?
My feeling too...got rapidly boring as a vampire gothic writer, she must have been snoozeville as an Xian writer.
Instead of beautiful androgynous dead men weeping in velvet cloaks, she probably wrote about beautiful androgynous Christians weeping in velvet cloaks.
I admire her decision, which doesn't sound like it was an easy one to make. I think it was made public because she turned her back on her vampire books, etc. as not being in keeping with her Catholic faith. In a recent interview, she said that she wrote those books as a very pessimistic atheist.
...Does this mean she's going back to writing her books?
She has a new book coming out this fall.
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