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Seasons May Be Happening
Kage Baker was a fervent Californian. She was born here. I suspect she’d have been fervent about wherever she had happened to be born – she was strongly attached to her native earth, and felt she owed it to her … Continue reading
Toys and Accessories
Kage Baker was a devotee of accessories. She believed firmly that all outfits and most activities were improved by having the right bling; she had accessories for all her favourite clothes and costumes. From hair clips to shoes, she gathered … Continue reading
Beginning the Long Run
Kage Baker never wanted to rush into the winter season. September was, in her mind, far too soon to be thinking about December’s Extreme Christmas. And there was still Halloween to fill October with black and orange, fallen leaves and … Continue reading
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Tagged Dickens Fair, Halloween, Harvest, kage baker, PT Cruiser, Thanksgiving
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And Here We Are Again
Kage Baker absolutely loved classical British music hall. Especially Pantomime: a panto horse or a flouncing dame with 5 0’clock shadow could reduce her to hysterics. British clowns are rather different from the demon tricksters in American circuses, and Kage … Continue reading
Tyrannus Delendo Est
Kage Baker didn’t have much faith in political organizations. As an historically-inclined person, she studied a lot of political systems. And she pretty much decided that all of them sucked. She watched the pattern in the long story of the … Continue reading
Just Too – Too …
Kage Baker felt firmly that the world could become, at any moment and without warning, too much with us. At such times, she advocated retreating to the comforts afforded by a full pantry, video games, multiple 12-packs of Coca Cola, … Continue reading
Familiar Monsters
Kage Baker really, really never wanted to write monster stories. She liked monster movies – preferably black and white, and soundless if possible. She liked the classic Universal monsters: Dracula, Frankenstein’s Monster, Wolfman; she even liked some B-list but classic … Continue reading
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Tagged creatures, ghouls, kage baker, Universal monsters, vampires, werewolves, zombies
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