Hi. I’m Beatrice Baker, an author of books, comics, essays, games, and other content all across the internet. Thank you for stopping by. Please take a look at my stories and blog posts.
Beatrice Baker’s Stories of Interest:
Yuri Kissaten Games
The Gay Gatsby
Hands Held in the Snow
(…and more!) (find most of my books on Amazon or Royal Road, and a full list of my work on my publications page)
Beatrice Baker’s Latest Blog Posts
- Yuri Kissaten Espresso – 5 Game Trailers
I’m mirroring the Yuri Kissaten Espresso post from the main Yuri Kissaten website! In advance of the Game Pavilion event in Osaka on March 29th, we’re showing off 5 new game trailers with our first-ever Yuri Kissaten Espresso! As we announced before with our 5 for ’25 Campaign, Yuri Kissaten is working on many different projects this year. - Come See Me at Game Pavilion 2025 in OsakaI’ll be exhibiting at Game Pavilion 2025 on March 29th! It’s my first-ever in-person event for my creative work–for Yuri Kissaten, of course. And I hope you’ll be there to pick up some free goodies, including a really nice pamphlet designed by Joi Massat. The Game Pavilion 2025 is Osaka’s main indie game and doujin
- Read My Yuriten 2025 Article!
I attended the Yuriten 2025 event in Osaka a few weeks ago, and my report on it was published yesterday on the Okazu website. Please read it! It’s the first article I’ve had published on another site in a while, and I was really happy to do some investigative reporting. Yuriten 2025 was not exactly - New 2025 Patreon – Help Me
I have started a new 2025 Patreon account for you. Well, for Yuri Kissaten, at least. We’ve been releasing new games since 2024, such as Love is in the Airship, Winter Heat, and another secret game coming very soon. But at least for me, it’s definitely putting a financial strain on me so far. That’s - Exploring Isometric GamesI’m getting more interested in isometric games all of a sudden. It’s such a weird art style, when you think of it, but it was really popular for a while in PC gaming. There’s still plenty of games that use isometric or similarly angled styles, even if it’s not as common. I want to explore
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Another Important Note from Beatrice Baker
Stay frosty.
