Monthly Archives: January 2012

Kage Baker’s sequel to Nell Gwynne is now in editing – once I found out where my email had put the document sent to by the publisher. It, and several subsequent emails, had been tagged as SPAM by a recent … Continue reading →

Kage Baker had a terrifying confidence in my ability to solve problems. At least, it terrified me. The weight of her trust was enormous, and nothing ever seemed to shake it. She wasn’t much for changing her mind. Of course, … Continue reading →

Kage Baker, despite everything we could do, slipped right off the official radar once her cancer was diagnosed. I’ve never been able to get a logical explanation for why – her own theory was that, at the most inconvenient time … Continue reading →

Kage Baker slept later than the Rose Parade started. Whether it was on a Sunday or no, she saw no reason to get up early during vacation time. Even once she was self-employed at home, she had ordinarily spent the … Continue reading →

Kage Baker liked the Rose Parade. True, she lamented that the weather always lured more people to California. And she never saw it live – the idea of braving those crowds made her cringe in horror. In fact, she never … Continue reading →