Nancy Kress est en interview sur le site de SF Signal. Elle parle notamment de son dernier roman, Flash Point mais également de la novella L'une rêve, l'autre pas.
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| SFFWRTCHT: Your career was launched with the success of Beggars In Spain, which won you a Hugo. You later converted it to a novel. It’s the story of a genemod a woman named Leisha Camden who’s sleepless and is stuck between two competing worlds. Where’d that idea come from? NK: This one I know where it came from: envy. I invented the Sleepless because I need a lot of sleep and resent that. SFFWRTCHT: Did you always envision a novel version or expand it later? NK: I never envision novel versions of my shorter work until the work is done and I think “Oh, there is more to that story!” SFFWRTCHT: How long after the “Beggars in Spain” novella was completed, did you make that decision to turn it into a full length novel? NK: I expanded it about six months later because I felt the story wasn’t anywhere near done. |
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