Beatrice Baker

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

  • I Entered a Hyperfixation Fugue State and Made a Low-Poly Throwback Steam Curator Account
    Whoops, I was so inspired by Chris Z’s newest blog post that I went and made my very first Steam Curator page for Low-Poly Throwback games. I have to tell you that I did not intend to spend an entire working day’s worth of time making a nowhere-near-comprehensive list of low-poly throwback retro 3D games.
  • The 2020s Are Halfway Over
    I realized listening to a podcast this morning that the 2020s are halfway over already. The halfway point was six months ago, even. I only realized this when Mega64 did a podcast looking back at the decade so far… I guess it’s a bit of a weird world when the first three years of the
  • Adding a C-Plot to Attack of the Clones
    I really want to add a C-Plot to Attack of the Clones in my wildest editor imagination. Fans may know there were over 15 minutes of scenes that got cut from this already pretty long movie. Adding them back in pushes the film to over 2.5 hours, which back in 2002 was an egregious crime.
  • Back on that Star Wars Stuff
    Lately, I’ve been so back on that Star Wars stuff. After I went to Celebration Japan in April, I was in a quite Star Wars-y mood. Then Andor Season 2 came out and I ravenously devoured every episode for the next four weeks. Then Revenge of the Sith came out during Golden Week, and I
  • Breaking Your Immersion
    I’m a little sick of people complaining how much breaking your immersion actually matters in art. We’re well past the point where “eck, PLOTHOLE, ding!” was a major part of popular media discussion. But immersion is still such a pervasive topic, and breaking your immersion is so reviled. I really don’t think it matters so,

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Another Important Note from Beatrice Baker

Stay frosty.