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DOWN TO EARTH IS FOR SISSIES
“Old age is no place for sissies” – Bette Davis Since biology has determined that I must sleep 30% of my life, I’ve given myself permission to dream big and write surreal because Bette Davis was right, and Self-publishing … Continue reading
Posted in Fine Art, Historical Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Leonardo da Vinci, literary fiction, Lost Paintings, magical realism, paranormal romance, REINCARNATION, romance, science fiction, science-fiction fantasy, Second Lisa, Silent K Publishing, supernatural, the 'Mona Lisa', time travel, Titanic, Titanic's lost shoes, Titanic's unknown child, V Knox, V. Knox author, Veronica Knox author, women's fiction
Tagged art history, ghosts, historical fantasy, historical fiction, Italian renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci, Lisabetta Buti, literary fiction, lost paintings, love story, magical realism, Mona Lisa, paranormal romance, reincarnation, Sandro Botticelli, Second Lisa the novel, Silent K Publishing, supernatural, time travel, time travel fiction, time-slip adventure, Titanic inspired fiction, V. Knox author, veronica knox artist, Veronica Knox author, women's fiction
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THE ‘MONA LISA’ IS ONE HAUNTED LADY
Leonardo is only one-tenth of the law but possession is nine-tenths of the truth What if a contact-high with a famous portrait is so visceral that the sitter follows you home and changes your life forever? ART IMITATES LIFE: ‘SECOND … Continue reading
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Tagged art history, autism, ghosts, historical fantasy, historical fiction, Italian renaissance, Leonardo da Vinci, Lisabetta Buti, literary fiction, lost paintings, Mona Lisa, paranormal romance, reincarnation, Second Lisa the novel, Silent K Publishing, time travel fiction, V. Knox author, Veronica Knox author, women's fiction
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VISITATION
The next time you visit a gallery or open a book of renaissance art… what will a face in a painting say to you? There is a spiritual hush in the rooms an art gallery. But only some paintings offer … Continue reading
Posted in Adoration, android, Books, cherry white, fantasy, Fine Art, Historical Fantasy, Historical Fiction, Leonardo da Vinci, Lost Paintings, PEARL BY PEARL, REINCARNATION, romance, science fiction, science-fiction fantasy, supernatural, The INDIGO PEARL, time travel, women's fiction
Tagged Adoration the novel, art history, Egyptian history, evolution, ghosts, historical fantasy, historical fiction, Italian renaissance, Leda and the Swan, Leonardo da Vinci, Lisabetta Buti, lost paintings, love story, Mona Lisa, paranormal science-fiction, the Nike of Samothrace, time travel, V. Knox author, Veronica Knox author, women's fiction
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The Phoenix Project
‘PEARL by PEARL’ – the past-life memories of a renaissance woman – by Veronica Knox *REMINDER: Delphi Sharpe, orphaned at birth, from a mother who swore her conception was immaculate, has the psychic ability to ‘read’ the provenance of … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Cherry White' the novel, art history, Egyptian history, evolution, ghosts, historical fantasy, Italian renaissance, Leda and the Swan, Leonardo da Vinci, lost paintings, the Nike of Samothrace, V. Knox author
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The Peacock – a Symbol of Rebirth
A time traveler must re-experience her previous life as a woman savant to recover the missing paintings of Leonardo da Vinci and reunite with her lost love ‘PEARL by PEARL’ – the past-life memories of a renaissance woman – by Veronica Knox SYNOPSIS Delphi Sharpe, … Continue reading
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Tagged art history, ghostly lovers, Italian renaissance, Leda and the Swan, Leonardo da Vinci, lost paintings, Mona Lisa, paranormal science-fiction, Pearl by Pearl the novel, reincarnation, the Nike of Samothrace, time travel, time-slip adventure, Veronica Knox author
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The Art of Time Travel
Traveling back in time to rescue lost art, interact with artists, and be a fly on the wall in the fifteenth-century has been the premise of most of my books starring … Continue reading
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Tagged art history, fantasy anthropology, fantasy evolution, Leonardo da Vinci, lost art, Mona Lisa, mythology, Nike of Samothrace, paranormal romance, renaissance art, romance, time travel fiction, time travel novels, time-slip adventure, Veronica Knox
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Boy Friday
Meet Count Francesco Melzi, Leonardo’s most important apprentice, secretary, archivist, confidante, guardian bulldog, and the executor of his estate after a friendship of only thirteen years. Francesco, ‘Cecco,’ made his way to Leonardo’s studio in 1506 at the age of … Continue reading
Guilty till proven innocent
The Buchi Della Verita or ‘the mouths of truth’ were ballot boxes for anonymous accusations during the time of Leonardo da Vinci. It was one such ‘ballot’ which drove the twenty-four year-old Leonardo into irrecoverable shame that surfaced from time … Continue reading
There’s No Place Like Home!
On April 15th 1452, at the 3rd hour of the night, no less. Leonardo’s birth was so recorded by his grandfather. Now that’s precise. Where he was born is another story. Personally, standing in the landscape where Leonardo played as … Continue reading
Leonardo’s Pocket Camera
Small ‘libricini’ (pocket sized notebooks) recorded whatever image took Leonardo’s fancy. They were tied to his belt, and captured more detail than an ‘Instamatic.’ Notations of color, size, and even the weather was important to document, as it designated the … Continue reading