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Tag Archives: Star Trek
The Witcher, and Howlers in the Void
Henry Cavill’s departure from The Witcher, allegedly because he was unhappy with how the writers were deviating from the source material (something that was obvious from Season 1), brings to mind an ongoing complaint I have about adaptations in general: … Continue reading
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Tagged ghostbusters, henry cavill, howlers in the void, mass effect, Star Trek, Star Wars, witcher
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Thankful for the Goldilocks Zone, Howlers, and The Last Library
I am thankful for the Goldilocks Zone and the Cretaceous Extinction event. Thankful for the rise of civilization, art, science, medicine, trade, music, philosophy and literature. For the Renaissance and Enlightenment. Thankful for an exquisitely wonderful group of friends who … Continue reading
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Tagged Alexandria, baen books, howlers in the void, Nature, nature futures, Star Trek, thanksgiving, the last library, worldbuilding
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Time Traveling with Hotdogs, Alternate History, and Star Trek
I just sold my story “The Scorpion and the Syrinx” to The Magazine of Fantasy & Science Fiction, which will mark my eighth appearance in the publication. This sale is the start of a brand new alternate history series that … Continue reading
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Tagged alternate history, babylon 5, causality, david davino, deus ex human revolution, downton abbey, Fantasy & Science Fiction, food that built america, godfather, halo reach, in the beginning, magazine of fantasy and science fiction, nathan handwerker, nathan's famous, scorpion and the syrinx, somewhere in time, Star Trek, time travel, x-men, xmen first class
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September in Three Photos
This month, business took me to Virginia, and while I expected to find plenty of fascinating Revolutionary War walkabouts and delicious hams, I found myself unexpectedly marveling at their highway technology… Returning to Connecticut, I found this waiting for me… … Continue reading
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Tagged George R. R. Martin, GRRM, Star Trek, ten thousand thunders, war hero
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The joy of short fiction and Star Trek film reviews
Autumn is here in deep pooling shadows and icy-fanged mornings. Some quick doses of news: Nature Futures’ podcast selected my story “Interdimensional Trade Benefits” as their favorite sci-fi tale published in August, and gave it a classy recital on … Continue reading
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Tagged asimov, Galaxys Edge, hic sunt monstra, i arachnobot through the eons darkly space pirates, robots, Star Trek
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