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Now Is Gone September

Posted on September 30, 2019 by Kate

Kage Baker liked to sing that refrain, as we whirled over the line between September and October. It was a play on an old Faire favourite: Now is come September, the Hunter’s Moon begun; And through the wheaten stubble is … Continue reading →

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Now Goes September

Posted on September 30, 2017 by Kate

Kage Baker considered September pretty much a place-holder month. It wasn’t summer anymore – no matter what excesses the weather got up to – and it was not really Autumn. Further, although the leaves began to turn most years, it … Continue reading →

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Days, Quarter Days, Cross-Quarter Days. And Saturday.

Posted on March 19, 2016 by Kate

Kage Baker always reverently observed the Quarter Days, the 4 great horological linchpins of the astronomical year. Two Solstices, two Equinoxes – tidy and convenient. Everybody knows about these; all calendars show them, evening newscasters announce their coming to the  … Continue reading →

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