"We Killin' Some People Today." MTV Overdrive. 20 Apr 2008. http://www.mtv.com/overdrive/.
When i was writing the novel, I saw the whole thing in my head like a movie. I really wanted to see it brought to life.
This looks just right.
Well, Bella and Edward's relationship was always defined by the fact that he is a vampire and she is not, and so I knew how breakable she looked to him.
She is like a soap bubble to him. He knows that one wrong twitch of his finger and he'd kill her so easily.
I've always loved super heroes. I've always thought that was so cool. And I know that's kind of a guy thing to get into the comic books and the superheroes, and so hopefully they'll enjoy that aspect of the movie.
As the writer, you hope that people go see the film and want to know more and go out and see how the book matches up with it. And that they feel the same feelings that people feel reading the book. I would love it if new audiences would walk out of there caring about Bella and Edward.


When i was writing the novel, I saw the whole thing in my head like a movie. I really wanted to see it brought to life.
This looks just right.
Well, Bella and Edward's relationship was always defined by the fact that he is a vampire and she is not, and so I knew how breakable she looked to him.
She is like a soap bubble to him. He knows that one wrong twitch of his finger and he'd kill her so easily.
I've always loved super heroes. I've always thought that was so cool. And I know that's kind of a guy thing to get into the comic books and the superheroes, and so hopefully they'll enjoy that aspect of the movie.
As the writer, you hope that people go see the film and want to know more and go out and see how the book matches up with it. And that they feel the same feelings that people feel reading the book. I would love it if new audiences would walk out of there caring about Bella and Edward.


Even though you've read the story all over the internet already, I HIGHLY recommend watching the videos of Stephenie speak if you haven't yet. Her inflection and attitude are both quite a bit different than they are at American readings. It's pretty interesting! :)
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Taken with permission & slight modifications from jj_jule.
The following ladies attended the reading and are absolutely fantastic - I had to do next to nothing to post these up here!!!
You can view all of their videos here on youtube. THANK YOU LADIES!!!
In addition, Nathalie3003 had the videos of the readings themselves, where I heard the commentary introducing the readings of Rosalie & Jasper's tales. Finally, you can also listen to a snippet on GermanJavaJunkie's YouTube channel as well.
Please note that this is only the second half or so of the Q+A session. There is currently no video posted of the first fifteen minutes, and, of course, saying fifteen minutes is only an assumption as most of Stephenie's Q+A sessions have been 30 minutes.
These questions will be re-numbered if the rest of the interview is ever recovered.
Highlights...
How do vampires find mates? Question 7
What is your favorite chapter? Question 16
Are relationships based on fate or on choice for you? Question 21
View it here.
These questions will be re-numbered if the rest of the interview is ever recovered.
Highlights...
How do vampires find mates? Question 7
What is your favorite chapter? Question 16
Are relationships based on fate or on choice for you? Question 21
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Pretty standard, but a couple of fun tidbits.
Which was her favorite book during writing? Question 14.
What would she say to the characters if she met them? Question 8.
What is your motivation for the series? Question 16.
Who would you choose if you were Bella? Question 17.
Why didn't Edward ask his sisters about a blood singer, too? Question 15.
Why don't you have African-American characters? Question 20.
Who drives the story - you or your characters? Question 21.
On Jacob Black... (similar to what appears on her website)
And, by the way, she wanted to be a lawyer.
MissMaudlin is awesome. Thank her for the videos! (No, that's not poor grammar. It was a command - go thank her. Now!)
Which was her favorite book during writing? Question 14.
What would she say to the characters if she met them? Question 8.
What is your motivation for the series? Question 16.
Who would you choose if you were Bella? Question 17.
Why didn't Edward ask his sisters about a blood singer, too? Question 15.
Why don't you have African-American characters? Question 20.
Who drives the story - you or your characters? Question 21.
On Jacob Black... (similar to what appears on her website)
And, by the way, she wanted to be a lawyer.
( Read more... )
MissMaudlin is awesome. Thank her for the videos! (No, that's not poor grammar. It was a command - go thank her. Now!)
Because the Twilight Lexicon rocks big time, and because I haven't had as much time to transcribe lately, for now I'm just linking up their version of the Q+A from the BYU Symposium. You can read what they've got here and you can view some videos of the session under BrittinaJ's YouTube submissions. I will transcribe the full interview, but it is low priority right now, folks.
