Sylvain Reynard
That's a tough question. But it's a good question because it makes me revisit favourite novels and reflect on them.
I'd probably choose Raskolnikov and Sonia, from Crime and Punishment.
One day, I'd like to pen a modern treatment of the story.
-SR
I'd probably choose Raskolnikov and Sonia, from Crime and Punishment.
One day, I'd like to pen a modern treatment of the story.
-SR
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Camryn Noble
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Sylvain Reynard:
Did you intend for Gabriel to be a bit of an alphahole, or did it come naturally to his character, and did you do anything to try and counteract that, because he turned out to be one of the most lovable book boyfriends ever? Also, what adversities, if any, did you have to overcome being a man in a genre full of females? How do you think that has advantaged or disadvantaged your writing? I love your books and Gabriel!
Jasmeet Kaur
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Sylvain Reynard:
hello !!! I read all the books in series so far n I am currently reading the fourth one in the series Gabriel's Inferno ... will there be more books in this series ? Also, I watched the trailer for the movie ... it's really good but what does part one suggest if I may ask ... will the first book be split into parts ?
Ramona Popescu
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Sylvain Reynard:
Hello sir, Thank you for the wonderful series that you wrote and for inspiring us to love art as much as you do. My question for you is : what would you see yourself doing if you hadn’t become the famous writer that you are today? Have a nice day! Ramona- Bucharest, Romania
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