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With a fair chunk of the fourth book in the Haven Chronicles written, I thought it was time to tell you about the type of topics I’ve been researching for this instalment.
Find out here: https://fiphillipswriter.com/2025/03/23/what-im-researching-for-book-four-of-the-haven-chronicles/
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“The reflex was to see beyond my line of vision, to see around and behind myself. The breath between consciousness and action collapsed. No hesitations, no projections, no order. I became a verb.” — Stephanie Danler, Sweetbitter 📖 #bookquotes #sweetbitter #eastboston #architecture #bookresearch #amreading #chainlink #eastboston #eastbostonlifestyle #eastie #eastieliving #eastielove #brickandivy #summervibes #layers #darkacademia #darkacademiaaesthetic #cityliving #exploreboston (at East Boston, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgZ9StmPvIQ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
“A place belongs forever to whoever claims it hardest, remembers it most obsessively, wrenches it from itself, shapes it, renders it, loves it so radically that he remakes it in his own image.” — Joan Didion, The White Album #joandidon #writersofinstgram #amwriting #bookresearch #boston #rawboston #bostonig #bostonigers #exploreboston #backbay #backbayboston #bostonarchitecture #darkacademiaaesthetic #cityvibes #cityliving #bostonliving #walkwithlocals #travelgram #travelblogger #citystreet #citysidewalks #architecture #architecturephotography (at Boston, Massachusetts) https://www.instagram.com/p/CgNJqWjvn63/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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For this new project, I went to a book store where I can find various books, the most recent books they have released, and see their designs based on a target audience they had given us. If you look closely, I also paid attention to the type of typography that each one uses in each of the categories because that will help me when choosing the type of typography that I am going to include in my work.
The last one shows some books that I saw in the library about thrillers, horror and crime, something that I think is fundamental is the types of colours that each book uses because sometimes it can be recognized by its genre.
I also wanted to visit waterstone to get more inspiration from the books in which you can see a mix between illustrations and simple photos. At the same time, I focused on the fantasy and adventure section because it is the section that I had chosen for the genre of my book. Another thing that is important to me is the type of font that I can use for my category in which I saw a range of different fonts and in other books that were in different sections.
“I don’t see what good it does to mythologize a city.” — Rachel Lapelke Dale, The Ballerinas #bookresearch #writerslife #coffeetime #academiaaesthetic #amreading #bookstagram #writersofinstagram #writingcommunity #writerslife #theballerinas #amwriting #fieldnotes #coffeecozy https://www.instagram.com/p/Cb2ijekrIyp/?utm_medium=tumblr
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The artwork in KESAR AND THE LULLABY BIRDS is a special collaboration between illustrator @debasmitadasgupta and author @theorangepaisley. Embedded in the fabric and decor are carefully researched motifs and traditional craftwork Scroll to see a sneak peek👉🏽 ・・・ From Aditi: Folk art in India ranges from creating paintings, pottery, mudwork, weaving, embroidery, beading, metalwork, leatherwork and so much more! If given a choice, I would like to spend my time traveling across India visiting the homes and workshops of different folk artisans, observe them work, see their art materials, listen to their stories, learn their craft and have chai with them. The extensive research process behind Kesar and the Lullaby Birds, gave me this opportunity in its own special way. I got to learn about the history, practice and cultural significance of several folk art elements. The few research papers that I referenced were written by the students and professors of NID. I’m very grateful that they have put such in-depth material online. #kesarandthelullabybirds #kesardiaries #bookresearch #nationalinstituteofdesign #diversechildrensbooks #picturebooks #diversechildrensliterature #illustratorsoninstagram #handdrawnillustrations #authorsofinstagram #folkart #folkartofindia #folkartofgujarat #kutchhandicrafts #kutchiwork #embroidery #ahirembroidery #kutchembroidery #handembroidery #rannofkutch #kutch #gujarat #india #sisters #siblinglove #indiansiblings #bigsister #bigsisterlittlesister #bigsisterlove (at Great Rann of Kutch) https://www.instagram.com/p/CY9ZvoSLamw/?utm_medium=tumblr
Discovering ... or perhaps more appropriately re-discovering bits of history is one of the most interesting aspects of researching the life and times of Louis L'Amour. Beau L'Amour's photo of this automobile service station in Klamath Falls, Oregon is just one of many pieces of the puzzle. In EDUCATION OF A WANDERING MAN Louis writes: "One book always led to another and occasionally my discoveries led to a whole succession of books, but there was no intent in my reading except to learn and to know. Later, when I actually began doing research on various eras of history, from curiosity or because of something I wished to write, all that changed. I read Crime and Punishment while in Klamath Falls, Oregon. I had heard much of Dostoevsky but was surprised by this book --surprised and very impressed. Several times I turned back to reread sections of the book. At the time I was working in a sawmill, off-bearing on the green chain. And that, my friends, is purely hard work." http://www.louislamour.com/nonfiction/education.htm #louislamour #beaulamour #bookresearch #oregon https://www.instagram.com/p/CWTR_KypUKd/?utm_medium=tumblr
