Anne Rice an American novelist of gothic fiction, Christian literature, and sexual literature, was born Howard Allen Frances O’Brien.

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.

Stan Rice was a poet and artist from the United States. He was the author Anne Rice’s husband.

Rice was born in 1942 in Dallas, Texas. In a high-school journalism class in Richardson, Texas, he met his future wife, and on October 14, 1961, they married in Denton, Texas.

They briefly attended North Texas State University in Denton before traveling to San Francisco in 1962 to pursue their MA degrees at San Francisco State University.

Stan Rice Cause Of Death: How did Anne Rice, Husband, Stan Rice die?

Stan Rice died of brain cancer on December 9, 2002, at the age of 60, in New Orleans, where he lived.

He is survived by his children Anne and Christopher, as well as his mother Margaret, brother Larry, and sisters Nancy and Cynthia.