Ultimately, I felt fortunate, because in many ways I did identify with aspects of being gay that were very stereotypical. I was a big theatre kid in high school, I was creative, I was very emotionally sensitive, even hypersensitive. I… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
“ 'I went to one acting coach when I first started who told me that acting is reacting to the stimuli we are presented… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
If you're doing something, if you're following something that is directly at odds with who you are, you've got to slow down and ask… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
I am comfortable calling myself a writer of suspense, or a writer of thrillers; both terms are sort of interchangeable to me. I think… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
The good thing about New Orleans is that, overall, it's an accepting place. It's accepting of eccentricity, it's accepting of excess, it's accepting of… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
The sort of public sex aspects of gay male sexuality did not appeal to me. And it wasn't just a matter of being afraid… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
Fear cannot touch me… It can only taunt me, It cannot take me, Just tell me where to go… I can either follow, Or… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
Honestly, in retrospect, I would wish for future generations to have the ability to have a coming out process that was less alcohol-soaked than… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
“She wore a black pantsuit with a white silk shirt that had an almost metallic sheen to it. He wondered whom she had already… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
“People talked about therapy and change and the power of Christ, but maybe you just had to wake up one day and say you… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
“You told me about what you called the light in the darkness. About how life was neither good nor bad, but a combination of… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
Usually when I put my focus on the pacing, the plot, the specific characterizations, - it's ironic - but then I actually increase my… — Christopher Rice Copy Share Image
