“In looking back — in line with the Blackstar Event — I really, truly think at least an aspect of David Bowie entered Collagesity right after his death, stayed a spell, and then left after flirting with my female counterpart Baker Blinker.”
“I *know* who Baker Blinker is,” countered Merry Gouldbusk, softly playing a Bach piece currently as background music. One of the “Goldberg Variations” I might assume.
The male Baker, Baker Bloch, continued. “This would be January 2016, as told in the first Collagesity photo-novel.”
“Yes. ‘Blackstar’. Amazing album. I know of what you speak.”
“He also said he was there to read one specific book called ‘Blood Curdling Tells of the Rubi Woods’…
“….formerly ‘Blood Curdling Tales of the Rubi Woods’, ha…”
“… about the hauntings of an old forest bordering Collagesity immediately to the west. Through it he learned of a legendary creature called the Tinbaby. At the end of his stay, he used the power of the Tinbaby in the woods, which can somehow fold up space seemingly, to leave Collagesity and continue his journey through the afterlife. Also afterwards, the woods had to temporarily be erased — purified — because, I believe, Bowie had to become fully separated from the Tinbaby, which was also the same as Dr. Blood or the Ozian Tinman, who shows up next.”
“The woods had to be purified,” spoke wise Merry Gouldbusk, “because David Bowie had to move on, yes. Had to move on from Baker Blinker primarily. Because…”
“… that was Karoz’s girl. Destiny they were to be married. Right in the center of novel 1.”
“But… you go.”
“But the Tinbaby — it never hit me to associate this with a tin can.”
“Tin Machine,” Merry Gouldbusk finished, and then switched from Bach to a different metal after picking up a guitar. “Goodbye Mr. Ed.”
Sunklands 