He saw in memory Mendoza’s face, her black eyes sad as she … - Kage Baker

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He saw in memory Mendoza’s face, her black eyes sad as she downloaded a chapter on revolutions.
Here you go. Great heroes and the things they wrecked. Always easier to destroy something than to create something. It’s harder to plant a garden than to blow up a building, and undoubtedly more boring, but you just might need to do it one day, eh?

Kage Baker

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Kage Baker (10 June 1952 – 31 January 2010) was an American science fiction and fantasy writer.

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Alternative Names: Kate Genevieve Baker

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He saw in memory Mendoza’s face, her black eyes sad as she downloaded a chapter on revolutions. Here you go. Great heroes and the things they wrecked… - Kage Baker

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