Author: Jamie Flint
Jamie Flint has been a Star Trek fan since he was four years old and caught the end of Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan on television. He quickly devoured the other movies and TV episodes and can fondly remember being the youngest person in the cinema watching Generations. Thirty years later, you’ll find him watching all the series — both new and old — with his little family. Oh, and he is a big defender of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier!
John Jackson Miller interview, Part 1
With the impending launch of his new Star Trek: Strange New Worlds novel The High Country, l had the pleasure of interviewing author John Jackson Miller. In Part 1 of
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Picard’s “The Next Generation” in Review
From the moment its opening title card appeared — “In the 25th Century…” written in the Wrath of Khan font — I knew Picard’s Season 3 premiere was something special.
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The Fearful Summons book review
Currently, it’s very on trend for classic heroes to be given one last adventure. This summer sees the return of both Michael Keaton’s Batman and Harrison Ford’s Indiana Jones. Meanwhile,
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Star Trek: Picard Season 3 spoiler-free review
The hype is justified! In its third and final season, Star Trek: Picard is the series you’ve always wished it to be. Season 3, although connected to the show’s previous
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Interview with Sleepy Klingon actor David Orange
“A SLEEPY KLINGON dozes before his scanners. A bottle in front of him tells the story.” — Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country screenplay Although he appeared only in a
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Upcoming Star Trek releases in 2023
First and foremost, Happy 2023, loyal readers! There are plenty of exciting things set to arrive this year in the world of Star Trek, and this article will give you
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Harm’s Way book review
In life, certain things go together to create magic: Lennon and McCartney with music; and in the case of Star Trek literature, TOS and David Mack. With the last Star
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