#// Other muses that might be poked into cooperating depending on their mood are: Gleb Vaganov and Megara

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ACTIVE MUSES

It’s been a minute since I updated this, but my most active muses at present are:

ANYA Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanova // @keepingupmycourage

Anastasia (1997) and the Broadway production of the same name; also now includes Anastasia (1956); takes into account historical research

OLGA NIKOLAEVNA ROMANOVA // @quietlydistinct

Based within Anastasia, the Broadway production; takes into account historical research. I intend for it to include Maria Nikolaevna at some point, but thus far Olga has been the loudest.

THE OPERA GHOST // @amonstrousphantom

Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera with knowledge of the musical and preference toward Ramin Karimloo’s portrayal

IRENE ADLER // @thecleverestadversary

various Sherlock Holmes adaptions with a high preference toward Rachel McAdam’s portrayal in Sherlock Holmes (2009) and in its sequel, Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows (2011)

SANCTUARY muses, canon & original // @onlyxthexchosen

This includes canon muses such as Nikola Tesla and John Druitt, as well as various other literary and historical figures as seen in The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen that have been adapted such as Doc Holliday, Captain Nemo, Alan Quartermain, Puck, etc. 

And if anyone is interested in non-historical/literary muses, I also have Eyal Lavin [ @betterxinxisrael ], a Mossad operative and Peter B. Parker/Spider-Man [ @maybetoomanytimes ] from Marvel’s Into the Spider-Verse.

Consider this a plotting call, however, for any of these muses. I still have some replies and other things I’ll be getting worked out, but I’m always happy to plot!