Tag: The Woman On The Wall

• The Romance of the Epistolary Novel

  

  I’ve made a huge dent in The Woman On The Wall this week, finally hitting my flow in the balance between the modern-day timeline and the historic epistolary component. Incorporating the fictitious journals and letters of Francesco Melzi and determining their role in the storytelling process has, to be honest, posed the biggest dilemma for…

  Robin Rivers

  June 20, 2019

  In The Writer’s Studio, The Woman On The Wall, Uncategorized

  amwriting, Da Vinci, epistolary novel, Francesco Melzi, Griffin and Sabine, Inspiration, love letters, Mona Lisa, Nick Bantock, novel, The Woman On The Wall, Writer’s Studio

• Dreaming of France

  

  Traveling to Amboise, France in 2019 is more exciting than ever thanks to the 500th anniversary of Leonardo da Vinci’s birth.

  Robin Rivers

  June 8, 2019

  A Canadian In France, The Woman On The Wall, Travel

  amboise, Canadian in France, chateau amboise, Da Vinci, France, leonardo da vinci, Mona Lisa, research trip, The Woman On The Wall, Travel

• Did You Know The Mona Lisa Has A Twin?

  

  The Mona Lisa has a twin in Spain.

  Robin Rivers

  June 4, 2019

  The Woman On The Wall

  art history, art restoration, curator, Da Vinci, famous paintings, France, Inspiration, La Gioconda, Louvre, Madrid, Mona Lisa, museum, novel, novel research, Prado, renaissance, research, The Woman On The Wall, Twin

• Setting the Intention

  

  I’m all the way in now. Loving the way this novel is shaping up.  

  Robin Rivers

  May 16, 2019

  The Woman On The Wall

  Da Vinci, Mona Lisa, novel, The Woman On The Wall, theme line, writing, Writing Process