Works:
The great Work-master/ leads to no excess
"With solemn touches, troubled thoughts, and chase." Or, I wanted to write a story about Illya and daemons, The Master's Touch provided a useful framing device, and I may have accidentally a fic 'verse. [Illya POV: Illya's backstory + The Master's Touch Affair (1967)]
Unfinalization
Soviet literature, post-Stalinist Soviet politics, and the art of being Illya Kuryakin's sister. [OC-Tamar Iashvili- POV]
Chapter One: The Morphology of Folk Tales by Vladimir Propp (1953-1965)
Chapter Two: An Actor Prepares by Konstantin Stanislavski (1966-1971)
Chapter Three: Problems of Dostoyevsky's Poetics by Mikhail Bakhtin (1972-1983)
Thrive under evil, and work ease out of pain
Short little pieces about some of my favorite THRUSH villains and their daemons.
Chapter One: Folami (Dr. James Febray POV- 1967)
Chapter Two: Modthryth (Harry Beldon POV- ambiguous time period)
Chapter Three: Celestin (Angelique POV- 1964)
Chapter Four: Sebastianus (Miss Diketon POV- 1966)
Chapter Five: Otti and Aldegund (Mother Fear POV- 1965)
Jazz Diplomacy, Yiddish Revivalism, and the the Great Russian Soul [Revolving POV- Vera Leib (OC), Illya, and Jamal Knight(OC).]
UNCLE Berlin: It's post-War and pre-Wall, the question of whether or not to allow human females to become field agents is a matter of raging debate, the Soviet Union is suddenly flooding the organization with recruits causing a shift in international policy towards UNCLE, and Jazz is growing in popularity on both sides of the Iron Curtain. (1956-1960)
Dust to Dust [Napoleon POV- 1931-1953]
Napoleon's backstory, from his family and to the Korean War.
The Pithos Affair [Revolving POV, Napoleon and Illya (1962)]
War is brewing between China and India- and then there's the small matter of those missiles in Cuba...both are situations THRUSH can see an advantage in prolonging.
The General Oblation Affair [Revolving POV, Napoleon and Illya (1965)]
Children are being kidnapped for some nefarious purpose- and worse, the few who managed to escape ended up on the wrong side of the iron curtain.
The Barnard-Stokes Affair [Revolving POV (1968)]
An accident in a THRUSH laboratory has unforeseen consequences.
As tribute, such a sumless journey brought [Napoleon POV (1954-1962)]
As a junior agent, Napoleon had often been assigned to play tour guide to agents who were new to the country.