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Amsterdam at the end of the 17th century was at the end of the Golden Age when the Dutch colonial and trading empire was declining. The beautiful country girl Nila was attracted by the wealthy businessman Joannes Brandt and married back to Amsterdam. Then she did not escape from the poverty life, but instead entered a dark, depressing world full of secrets: her husband did not touch her after marriage; her sister-in-law Marlene strictly adhered to the discipline of Calvinism and was diligent and frugal about housekeeping to the point of being shabby; a woman of similar age to Nila The servant Cornelia said nothing, but saw everything; even the black male servant from Africa seemed to have secrets that could not be told... One day, Jones hired a dollmaker to build a scaled-down dollhouse of the Brandt family as a gift to Nila. Nila was horrified to discover that everything that happened in reality seemed to have been foreshadowed in this doll house...

"The Muse on the Typewriter" is the self-searching work of millionaire best-selling author Jesse Burton! Inspired by love, war, art and other themes, Burton used books, movies and radio materials to complete this shocking novel. In the novel, Burton conducted an in-depth and detailed exploration of dreams, life and self. Every woman is the architect of her own life. --Jesse Bolton, the author of this book. Odile, who loves writing, comes to London of her dreams, but she can only be a shoe-selling girl. Her dream of writing was stranded by reality for five years, until she received a letter from a woman... Time went back thirty years ago, and the talented Olive came to Spain for vacation. She had already received the admission letter from the Art Institute, but she did not tell anyone. But it was here that Olive solidified her life-long dream. A mysterious painting and two life-changing letters connect their dreams spanning thirty years, and also closely link the destinies of these three women.