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Monthly Archives: March 2017
Dubious Islands
Kage Baker loved the anomalies on maps. She loved maps in general because she liked verification of where she was – she already knew, usually, because she was one of those people with a compass in their heads. But she … Continue reading
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Tagged Avalon, Catalina, islands, isle of apples, Isle of Glass, kage baker, maps, Titan
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Status
Kage Baker enjoyed status reports. She liked to keep track of where she was on a project, how far she had come and how far was yet to go. I think it was part of her fondness for maps. She … Continue reading
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Tagged kage baker, page counts, status, word counts, zombies
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Therapeutic Gardening
Kage Baker loved gardening. She was supernally good at it, too – which is not always a given. We have all, Dear Readers, known sad but determined gardeners whose efforts are an exercise in still lives and Martian landscapes. She … Continue reading
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Tagged gardens, kage baker, politics, rabies, Toxoplasma gondii, writer's block
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The Shape of Spring Is Coming
Kage Baker drew enormous encouragement from the yearly amble of the seasons round the horological wheel. “I don’t mean the Circle of Life; that’s a Hallmark sentiment,” she said once, dismissively. “I like the annual movements of the Zodiac, the … Continue reading
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Tagged aesthetics, Equinox, Quarter Days, ritual, Solstice, Spring, time
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Hacking Consciousness
Kage Baker was quite scornful of “life hacks” . Those began to proliferate like bacteria on the Internet about as soon as it went commercial; along with porn, games with annoying sound effects, and cat videos. She scorned all of … Continue reading
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Tagged fountain pens, ghouls, kage baker, life hacks, Siberia, zombies
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Kathleen, Kage and the Company 