Monthly Archives: October 2019

Calan Gaeaf Hapus, Tachwedd Bendigedig

Posted on October 31, 2019 by Kate

Kage Baker loved Halloween. So do I. So does my entire family, which is why Mike and Kimberly are taking turns manning the front door at my house as the hordes of small, sugar-intoxicated demons come calling for their annual … Continue reading →

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The Flu Is At The Door

Posted on October 9, 2019 by Kate

Kage Baker caught the flu every year. She usually caught it at Dickens Fair, in the seething crowd of happy travellers. Also, in the damp, warm depths of the Cow Palace, which is an incubator of joy, delight and unknown … Continue reading →

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Nuggets That Inspired Kage

Posted on October 8, 2019 by Kate

Kage Baker had few of the problems with inspiration that commonly afflict authors. She felt she was very lucky in that regard; she could find inspiration in almost anything. It took some discipline – Kage trained herself to pay attention to … Continue reading →

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The Official Season of the Weird

Posted on October 1, 2019 by Kate

Kage Baker enjoyed not just the standard seasons of the calendar year. She also got a lot of pleasure out of celebrating seasons of her own devising. Part of it was her firm belief that there were simply not enough … Continue reading →

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