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Monthly Archives: October 2017
PSA 10/11/17
Kage Baker was a Californian, but not of all of California. She thought of herself as an inhabitant of theĀ liminal zone, the boundaries between what is Familiar and what is Unknown. Specifically, she considered herself a coastal life form, … Continue reading
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World On Fire
Kage Baker was a child of California, all the way through to her bones and breath. She was familiar with the fire that always sleeps just under the golden hills, the embers that stir when the santana winds blow. She … Continue reading
And Now Some Sunday Revelations, As Well
Kage Baker was always particularly amused by the frequent proclamations of the world’s imminent ending. They’re common in Southern California, where a distinct subset of the clergy is apparently only interested in the End Times, not how to get through … Continue reading
Saturday Revelations
Kate BakerĀ held to the premise that a writer could never let her guard down. Not that she thought there were people out to get her – though, to be honest, she never thought there weren’t, either – but because she … Continue reading
Closer, Closer …
Kage Baker usually got her story ideas in one blazing bolt of inspiration. I learned to know the signs – the unfocused gaze, the more focused searches through the interconnections of the aether only she saw – the silence only … Continue reading
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Speedbumps Lurk Everywhere
Kage Baker did not believe the Universe was friendly. Conversely, she didn’t believe it was out to get her, either. Usually. Most of the time. But she did feel that, on the whole, the Universe balanced out as slightly more … Continue reading
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Imagining Disaster
Kage Baker wrote science fiction and fantasy. This was her choice; she had ideas too peculiar for ordinary fiction, and didn’t want to file away the edges of her stories to fit a template. “I could write coming of age … Continue reading
Power and Program Problems
Kage Baker hated being cut off from the Internet. Not due to a fondness for social media – she loathed it, actually, aside from dictating snide remarks to me when I was on Facebook. No, she just got frantic when … Continue reading