Some books grab you right from the start.

What if instead of searching through files looking for a character profile or rifling back through chapters, all you had to do was look up? That is the just one example of the brilliance of creating a muse board.

The idea of honouring Muses isn’t new; the Greeks built temples to the Muses (the word ‘Museum’ comes from ‘cult place of the Muses’), and an influential Masonic lodge in pre-Revolutionary France, The Nine Sisters, was named after the Muses. Some artists are keen to share their Muse with the public; others can be fiercely protective of theirs.