
Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)
Bio
A fun spin on her last name, Baker enjoyed creating "Baker's Dozen" lists for various topics! She also wrote candidly about her mental health & a LOT of fiction. Discontinues writing on Vocal in December 2023.
Stories (162/0)
Mario the Jumping Spider
Several years ago, I wrote about a spider in our house, who my partner and I called Yo-yo (the spider spent a lot of time descending and ascending their web strand, hence the name). Read more about Yo-yo here.
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)24 days ago in Petlife
Sharp Objects - A Jagged Book That Takes Me Back
I knew it before it was a show; as a book. A story as bittersweet as a razor's cut tucked between the pages. I too took knives to my skin; cut words like "Worthless" into my flesh... I felt kinship.
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)about a month ago in Critique
Repo! The Genetic Opera - Reminding Us All What Distopian Hell Our Future Could Turn Into
A dark and twisted future; vanity leads to debt-ridden body modifications. A morbid substance is illegally drawn from the corpses in the graveyards. The Repo Man forcibly removes organs owed...
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)about a month ago in Critique
Jurassic Park - Does the First Film Hold Up 30 Years Later?
It started on Isla Nublar in 1993! Ranger Baker, at the ready! I had the good fortune to work Jurassic World: the Exhibition (Denver, CO. in 2022). This was me in the Indominus Rex paddock! Oh, I miss that job... I never thought I'd work something remotely related to Jurassic Park! Read more about my experience working there here!
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)about a month ago in Critique
Vampire Diaries - The First Book I Just Couldn't Do...
How the series, Vampire Diaries became a show, I'll never understand; I couldn't bother to finish the first book - I didn't even care to! Truly, a waste of a reader's time!
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)about a month ago in Critique
Why the Sawfish Has a Saw
Few creatures are as alien to humans as those of the aquatic variety. They live in vastly different environments, after all. Humans breathe air; fish breathe water. Humans walk upright; fish swim horizontally.
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)2 months ago in Fiction
Flamingo Pink
Long ago, flamingos were a vibrant shade of white. They were gorgeous then - as they are now as well. They also weren't so social back then. In fact, we could go so far as to call them stuck-up. Prissy. Snooty. That kinda deal. They didn't wanna mix with "bad" company, and most other animals - and other flamingos - didn't wanna mix with them either!
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)2 months ago in Fiction
Why the Winter Wind Howls
Young Stella huddled as close to the recliner and nearby fire as she dared, trembling beneath a thick quilt. The blustering winter wind worked its way through gaps in the old cabin, threatening to extinguish the few small candles lighting the rooms.
By Megan Baker (Leaving Vocal by the End of 2023)2 months ago in Fiction