Kage Baker Quote

And when there is peace at last, and when men are no longer distracted by the ravages of war and crime, then the real work begins. Mankind has grasped at science and invention to improve his lot; when he truly understands that he can wield those tools to improve himself, he will lay the cornerstone of the earthly paradise, Edward said. What might not science achieve, in a world where a nation's resources weren't continually drained by strife?


Part 3 The Island Out There Chapter 3 (pp. 308-309) - Mendoza in Hollywood (2000)


And when there is peace at last, and when men are no longer distracted by the ravages of war and crime, then the real work begins. Mankind has...

And when there is peace at last, and when men are no longer distracted by the ravages of war and crime, then the real work begins. Mankind has...

And when there is peace at last, and when men are no longer distracted by the ravages of war and crime, then the real work begins. Mankind has...

And when there is peace at last, and when men are no longer distracted by the ravages of war and crime, then the real work begins. Mankind has...