The writer's voice - Beverley's perfection

There’s a lot of behind the scenes when it comes to write a book and when said book gets published. So much that is left unsaid but that somehow it was fundamental for the making of the stories that reach the readers.

Nothing is perfect, as I mentioned in the first post I dedicated to this interview; world knows no such thing. Somebody’s creature is perfect only when the creator’s instinct says it is, and we all know how hard is it for a writer to get to that point. Inevitably, once we re-read our children (our books) there’s always something missing, something that could’ve been done better, something that is just not how we wanted it to be.

And I asked Beverley about it, of course, because I’m a curious little bug, as Gabriel and Moth are. Can you really hold it against me?

 

Topics, characters and Villains - Beverley's world in details

Hello, welcome back again in this little corner of mine.

If you’re here it means you actually have read and enjoyed the previous post, where my interview with Beverley started, and you’re curious to know more—Or so I hope.

What I have to offer today, is her cast of characters and a little bit more details about the topics she deals with in the trilogy, but specifically related to each and every characters she gave birth to, so this second part will be fairly spoilery. If you didn't read the trilogy yet, please go and get the books, read them and come back. If you did read it, feel free to fangirl over it and have a look in this article, so that you can get to know little secrets and curiosities about it.

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While you’re making up some pretty unbelievable excuses for why you didn't pick up the Gabriel Davenport Series yet, let’s spill some tea over our boys together with Beverley.

 

 

The actual making of the Gabriel Davenport Series - Part 1

There’s this weird obsession according to which being a blogger of any kind means that every post should be perfect and programmed to details; an obsession I feel like I somehow made mine, without thinking about the fact that it’s not like me at all looking for perfection in what I do just in order to look professional or like someone who’s got their shit together.

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That’s why this post took ages to get here; I had to make my brain stop thinking about how I could make this next bunch of posts perfect for you, dear readers. Luckily I realized that it’s not like me at all aiming to something immaculate that conforms to the mass.

That’s not what you’ll find here – perfection, I mean. Far from that.

 

When blood calls to blood, a Gabriel Davenport series - Book Review #8

So these next few articles will be in English, so if you're not familiar with the language I'm sorry; I'll do my best to make this comfortable for everyone somehow. In the meantime, let's talk about Vampires meeting Witchcraft and the Gabriel Davenport series, which books were my favorite of 2018.

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Serie concluse nel 2018 - Bookish Talk #2

In questa fredda giornata inglese, facciamo un salto in un passato non così lontano e andiamo a scoprire che serie librose avrà mai concluso Sam nel 2018.
Perché Sam ne ha concluse alcune, anche se non sembra.
Non ci credete? Nemmeno Sam, tranquilli.

Top e Flop 2018 - Bookish Talk #1

Con il concludersi delle feste natalizie, del vecchio anno e con l'inizio del nuovo, oggi vi racconto delle mie letture migliori e di quelle peggiori del 2018, che ha portato con sé tante emozioni e piccole perle, così come piccole cose che mi hanno lasciata perplessa e assieme disappointed.

 

Se nessuno parla di cose meravigliose - Book Review #7

I libri che parlano di piccole cose e di quanto siano speciali, di quanto facile sia dimenticarle nonostante il segno che lasciano nella vita delle persone esistono, e ora ne parleremo insieme.