Monthly Archives: August 2021

On Cats

Posted on August 18, 2021 by Kate

Kage Baker professed to loathe cats. More than she professed to loathe most other animals, that is. But tonight, I want to talk about the cats I live with – because, though Kage would probably have disliked them, I love … Continue reading →

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The Great Outdoors, Indoors

Posted on August 17, 2021 by Kate

Kage Baker didn’t really like most people. She had to get to know them individually, which she didn’t do often because she was busy and shy. Those who did get her attention long enough to get to know her – … Continue reading →

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A Small Report From The Edges of Reality

Posted on August 16, 2021 by Kate

Kage Baker wasn’t fond at all of consensus reality. Considering, as she did, that reality was what you make it, she had a low opinion of the reality on offer – the group view, the mass of humanity view, the … Continue reading →

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New Chapter: Wherein I Lose An Orifice

Posted on August 15, 2021 by Kate

Kage Baker always said, you should try to hook your audience with the first sentence. I hope the one above is odd enough to catch someone’s attention – not that I deserve it, having lapsed into so long a silence … Continue reading →

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