Tag: research
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Slow Travel
Novelist Robin Rivers talks about her realization that slowing down in Paris and Amboise means a more immersive travel experience.
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Day 36 – Scouting Locations
Nailing down setting for novels is like traveling without leaving your chair. Check out these mystical Ukrainian sites I’ve been considering for my Sibylline project.
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Day 31 – Productivity& The Collapse of Time
Productive days are the best kind. The total absorption into material and storytelling becomes meditative. The devotion to ideas and evolution of that story sparks a magic. When it was all over, I couldn’t even remember which Writer’s Studio day it was. In the midst of it all, my brother and I even managed to […]
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Day 20 – In The Writer’s Studio
More research. Where does it all get stored? (obvs, not my brain. That would be dangerous.) First stop, Pinterest. Go peek inside my Pinterest boards at https://www.pinterest.ca/robinmrivers/boards/ Watch the video on Insta. Be sure to like and comment. Tell me what you want to know about the writing process. https://www.instagram.com/p/BxF-eUmBvVN/
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Day 17 – In The Writer’s Studio (Part 2)
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Maps of The World
I spent a lot of time in the early months of this project mapping out the historic time lines and building the Sibylline storyline through many, many (did I say many) versions of story maps like this one. The trilogy spans a history of more than 2,000 years and dialing in time periods, historic events […]
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