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The Sleeping Beauty Novels

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  • Anne Rice
    In Anne Rice: Erotic novels and the Mayfair witches

    Eroticism distinguished The Sleeping Beauty series—four stories (1983–85 and 2015) published under the pseudonym A.N. Roquelaure, which some critics classified as “pornography”—and two novels she published as Anne Rampling, Exit to Eden (1985; film 1994) and Belinda (1986).

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