Jessie Burton: Writing The Miniaturist

杰西·伯顿：写细密画家

In the Studio

2022-12-06

31 分钟

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In 2009, Jessie Burton visited the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, where she saw something that went on to transform her life. Petronella Oortman's doll's house became the inspiration for Jessie's debut novel, The Miniaturist, which was published five years later and went on to become an international bestseller. Eight years on from this success, as its sequel is published, Jessie takes Vic James back to the days when she began writing it. A time when she was doing office jobs by day, whilst trying to build a career as an actor by night. She reveals how seeing that doll's house sparked a story that explores feminism, racism and homophobia, in the form of a thriller intricately laced with a bit of magic. And she discusses the development of the key characters within - not least Petronella Oortman, whose doll's house it was.

Inspiration is for amateurs.
It is a wonderfully chaotic place, loud.
And bursting with personality.
How did he do this?
What's real, what's not?
I feel the vibe.
I need to feed off activity.
I want people's senses to be engaged.
In the studio.
In the studio.
In the studio.
Magical.
BBC World Service.
Okay, how do we make this thing?
World Football in Qatar is the podcast taking you behind the scenes with all 32 teams at the World Cup.
We're hearing from the players, the fans and people in Qatar telling the truly global story of the competition.
That's World Football in Qatar from the BBC World Service.
Find it wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
While I was driving onto the freeway this morning, I was thinking about why I like the in the Studio podcast so much.
What I get out of listening to them each week and writing about them.

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