Alice Borchardt
Alice Borchardt was an American writer of historical fiction, fantasy, and horror. She shared a childhood of storytelling in New Orleans with her sister, the novelist Anne Rice, who was two years younger. A nurse by profession, as a writer she nurtured a profound interest in little-known periods of history.
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Trending topics shown first"He smiled at her, and she felt uncomfortable as she always did when he showed her affection as opposed to lust. Lust she expected from a man but not affection. The men in her life, her brothers and fa…"
"I am no ordinary woman, and born to a different fate. I would not go whimpering."
"A hint of ‘I’m so pleased that you strong, handsome, stalwart men are going to stand between my flower-like beauty and danger,’ wouldn’t hurt either"
"One day she would be a formidable female, a creature to be reckoned with"
"For what is a flower but life’s expressed passion for itself. Sudden and brief, but certain and eternal at the same time"
"Elin wondered, sitting in the sweat bath, what that had to do with passion or desire, and decided – nothing. It was justification. They had murdered the men and must prove, on the helpless bodies of t…"
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1939
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