Week that Was in a Writer’s Images

Dan Brown book photos for weekly post of September 18th to the 22nd by Author Scot Fin.

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Dan Brown – Angels and Demons, September Photos – 18th

From Dan Brown book photos - Week of Sept. 18th to 22nd — Angels and Demons

I understand the new Dan Brown, Robert Langdon novel is coming out soon. Don’t know if I’ll have time to reread the series but some coffee might get me started. I like this quote, like to leave them wondering and, yes, that is my bookmark. What can I say, I’m a guy, I need my reading distractions.
“stand tall, smile bright, and let them wonder what secret’s making you laugh!”
― Dan Brown, Angels & Demons

Dan Brown – The DaVinci Code, September Photos – 19th

Further to Dan Brown’s next novel in his series coming out soon, it made me think of my last Paris trip. When I saw The Da Vinci Code precariously balanced on the fountain at the Louvre, I thought Robert Langdon must be around. Or, at least, Tom Hanks, which made me think of the movie and Audrey Tautou … and … sorry, just lost concentration thinking about Audrey Tautou.

Dan Brown – The Lost Symbol, September Photos – 20th

Continuing on with the third book featuring Robert Langdon and on a wine Wednesday, it got me to wondering, how many glasses, no, bottles, or is it even cases, hmm, of wine does it take to read a novel? While it probably wouldn’t be proper research if I studied this with the current books in the series since those would be rereads, perhaps I’ll do a proper tally when the new book comes out. All in the name of research of course.

Gates of Hell – Inferno, September Photos – 21st

While in Paris at the Rodin Museum, I found out there really is an Inferno behind the Gates Of Hell. Notice I didn’t get too close to those doors. Dan Brown, however, did give me something to think about.

“Nothing is more creative… nor destructive… than a brilliant mind with a purpose.”

I’m into the creative with a purpose part. I, however, will stay away from the destructive and hold off on the brilliant.