 |
| Sculpture par/by Nino Orlandi |
EN FRANÇAIS : (CLICK HERE FOR ENGLISH VERSION)
Bonjour chers lecteurs,
C'est une Véronique fatiguée mais heureuse et soulagée qui vous écrit ce message.
Le Vertige du Rhombus est fini !!!
Après avoir eu la sensation d'être avalée par mon livre (j'y ai travaillé avec tant d'ardeur que plus rien d'autre n'existait pour moi), j'ai tapé le mot "FIN" vendredi soir. J'ai célébré cet événement avec des amis chers samedi soir et ai passé tout le reste du week-end à travailler sur la bande-annonce du livre (activité que j'adore car elle consiste à mettre des images sur mes rêves afin de pouvoir les partager avec vous en avant-première). J'ai contacté le talentueux musicien de Brest, Christophe Galès, dont j'avais utilisé la musique pour la bande-annonce du premier tome, pour lui demander s'il accepterait de me laisser utiliser un autre de ses morceaux que j'adore et qui vont si bien avec l'atmosphère de mon histoire. Doigts croisés !
Comme l'histoire se déroule sur deux époques et que je voulais que les deux intrigues soient aussi forte l'une que l'autre, j'ai écrit en fait deux romans en un, avec les deux intrigues/périodes entremêlées. Il me reste bien sûr encore un travail de relecture et de correction à faire, mais le roman est fini. J'étais très émue en écrivant la fin (vous comprendrez quand vous le lirez!).
Dès que je connaîtrai sa date de parution, je vous promets que vous serez les premiers à en être informés. Même chose quand j'aurai la couverture. En attendant, il me reste à vous remercier de votre passage et à vous dire à très bientôt!
PS: Je serai au Salon du Livre de Paris en signature le dimanche 24 mars sur le stand de mon éditeur, Pascal Galodé (section "Bretagne"). J'espère vous y rencontrer!
PPS: Le nom de musicien de Christophe Galès est Westwind. Pour plus d'information, visitez son site à www.westwind.fr
IN ENGLISH:
Hello dear readers,
It is a very happy and relieved, if exhausted, Véronique who's writing this post.
The Vertigo of the Rhombus is finished!
Having had the feeling of being swallowed by my book (I worked so hard at it that nothing else existed for me), I typed the word "END" last Friday night. I celebrated this with dear friends on Saturday night and spent the rest of the weekend working on the book's (an activity I love as it allows me to put pictures on my dreams in order to share them with you as preview). I contacted the talented Breton musician, Christopher Galès, whose music I used for the trailer of the first volume of my trilogy, to ask him if he would let me use another of his songs that I love and that go so well with the atmosphere of my story. Fingers crossed!
As the story unfolds in two different periods and I wanted the two plots to be as strong as each other, I ended up writing two novels in one, with the two plots / periods intertwined.
There's still of course proofreading and correcting to do, but the novel is finished. I was very moved writing the end (you'll understand if/when you read it!).
As soon as I know the release date, I promise you'll be the first to be informed. Same thing when I get the book cover. In the meantime, I thank you for your visit. Till next time!
The Vertigo of the Rhombus is finished!
Having had the feeling of being swallowed by my book (I worked so hard at it that nothing else existed for me), I typed the word "END" last Friday night. I celebrated this with dear friends on Saturday night and spent the rest of the weekend working on the book's (an activity I love as it allows me to put pictures on my dreams in order to share them with you as preview). I contacted the talented Breton musician, Christopher Galès, whose music I used for the trailer of the first volume of my trilogy, to ask him if he would let me use another of his songs that I love and that go so well with the atmosphere of my story. Fingers crossed!
As the story unfolds in two different periods and I wanted the two plots to be as strong as each other, I ended up writing two novels in one, with the two plots / periods intertwined.
There's still of course proofreading and correcting to do, but the novel is finished. I was very moved writing the end (you'll understand if/when you read it!).
As soon as I know the release date, I promise you'll be the first to be informed. Same thing when I get the book cover. In the meantime, I thank you for your visit. Till next time!
PS: I'll be at the Paris Book Fair on Sunday, March 24 signing at the booth of my publisher, Pascal Galodé. I hope to see some of you there!
PPS: The name of Christophe Galès's musical project is Westwind. For more information, visit his site at www.westwind.fr
No comments:
Post a Comment