kage baker

No, I haven't gotten my grubby little hands on it yet...but the library finally allowed me to request it. So, soon, hopefully. I did take a look at it in the bookstore shortly before Christmas, read the first few pages, and I think it's going to be a good one. There's one person in line...

I've not read any works by this author before, so fans of his tell me why I should try him :)

I've found this published information for Kage Baker. Please do feel free to add any books I've missed or if you know of any future releases for this author :D Company On Company Time (omnibus) (1996) 1. In the Garden of Iden (1997) 2. Sky Coyote (1999) 3. Mendoza in Hollywood...

This is a very simple poll: Which of Kage Baker's novels of The Company is your favorite, and why? I'll start. I like all of them, but I have to say that "Mendoza in Hollywood" is my favorite. There are several reasons. One is a very silly reason: Baker has set the scene for most of the action...

I am fascinated by the world Kage Baker has created in her novels of the Company. I think it is richly textured and wonderfully realized. I'm especially intrigued by how she treats our future. I think that basically what she did was postulate a future in which political correctness has taken...

I read an interview of hers in Locus this summer so I just ordered the first two books of her Company series. Has anyone read her books? If so, what did you think?