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

  • WarnerMount New Line Spinoff – How to Make It Work
    The WarnerMount merger is evil, bad, will ruin popular entertainment in the U.S., and I really hope it’s blocked. I wasn’t hot on the Netflix acquisition either, though I appreciated that it would help bring Netflix movies to theaters–something that really appears to be happening in the months since the Warner Bros. sale failed. But
  • Shredding History at Japanese Schools
    Fighting against my instincts is a mind-breaking experience, and shredding history is one of the most difficult things I’ve done in a while. [This was written in 2024, and I didn’t publish it until now.] I recently started work at new schools, of course once again as an English teacher in Japan. No matter how
  • Me rn
    Bleh
  • My Very First Doujinshi!
    I released my very first doujinshi this weekend at the Yaoyoro-! event in Tokyo. It is, of course, a Cosmic Princess Kaguya doujinshi. The story is Tales of Kaguiro, a collection of three 4koma comic strip storylines about Iroha and Kaguya’s life during and after the events of the film. Fruz did the art! It
  • Bull Moose: A Hollywood Triumph
    Bull Moose was originally written in 2017, and now updated for your reading pleasure. Please enjoy. April 1921 Theodore Roosevelt realized the moment he woke up that he was dying. His coughs had been getting worse, and his heart pained him every now and again, but today was different– he felt the pains in his

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Another Important Note from Beatrice Baker

Stay frosty.