Bloodlines Book Club

Richelle Mead poste en ce moment sur son blog chaque jour une anecdote, une explication sur les chapitres de Bloodlines (le tome 1). Cela peut vous spoiler si vous ne l'avez pas encore lu, mais sinon vous pouvez retrouver ses commentaires aux liens suivants : 

-Chapitre 1 et 2: Extrait : "I purposely left a lot of threads hanging in [Last Sacrifice] around Adrian, Sydney, Eddie, and Jill. In fact, it’s pointed out in the last chapters that these characters are people who all had their lives seriously altered (not necessarily in a good way) by Rose’s actions."

-Chapitre 3: Extrait : "Our first glimpse of Adrian in the series. Writing Sydney’s first impression of him here was tricky. I needed her to find him attractive, but it couldn’t be done in a way with her falling all over herself or melting with lust."

-Chapitre 4: Extrait : "When the father of the girl who broke your heart tells you you’re a cool person, that’s a pretty big thing. Especially when that person is a flamboyantly dressed pirate-esque vampire."

-Chapitre 5: Extrait : "She hardly ever ate in the Vampire Academy series, and those habits have carried over. Is it the right thing to do? Absolutely not, and I’m in no way endorsing that kind of view or saying that everyone needs to be a size two."

-Chapitre 6 et 7: Extrait : "Here also is where “Sydney Melbourne” is born, one of my favorite running jokes. I adore Australia, and with a character named Sydney, it seemed inevitable that this sort of mishap would happen. I planned it in advance and chose “Melrose” in order to make the joke work."

-Chapitre 8 et 9: Extrait : "Speaking of Eddie, I’ll address a much-asked question: no, there’s no long-lost family relation between Eddie and Micah."

De plus, Richelle Mead répondre aux questions sur Bloodlines sur Twitter le 18 janvier de 1h à 1h30 (heure de Paris), le 25 janvier de 1h à 1h30 et le 01 février de 2h à 3h. Pour poser les questions et suivre les réponses il faudra utiliser le hashtag : #readpenguin