How the Character of Deanna Troi Helped Me Cope With My Sudden Deafness
After going deaf in both ears from Ménière’s Disease at age twenty-two, I felt lost and alone. That is, until I saw the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode entitled
Read MoreStar Trek Cross-Stitch
As a fan of the show, Star Trek embodies my own beliefs of the IDIC (Infinite Diversity in Infinite Combinations), and I fell in love with the series in 1994,
Read MoreNo-One Is Alone on the Enterprise: Stress and Star Trek
The date is July 6th 2021 at 9:45pm and as I write this, it’s day 1 million of the COVID pandemic. I’m used to the pandemic, but it’s still very
Read MoreHow to Pitch Stories for Star Trek
When I was on the writing staff of Star Trek: Voyager, one of my duties was to take pitches every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. So, how did writers get in
Read MoreWhat Star Trek Means to Me
Growing up, I used to watch Star Trek; this is before it was called “TOS” (i.e., “The Original Series“) because it was the only Star Trek show on television. The
Read MoreStar Trek Fans: The Most Loyal in All the Galaxy
Trekkers, Trekkies, Whatever You Call Yourself, Unite to Support Our Sci-Fi Love! Incoming Subspace Message: Star Trek lovers unite, across the galaxy! Fire up your delirious dilithium crystals to warp-power
Read MoreNew Star Trek Book Celebrates the Legacy of the Franchise
Not many series can say they’ve lasted fifty-five years and continue to endure. Star Trek is an exception, since it has not only endured but has also continued to evolve and expand. Since its debut in
Read MoreWarp Factor Trek celebrates Star Trek‘s 55th Anniversary
Fifty-five years.Fifty-five years of Kirk, Spock and McCoy.Fifty-five years of the Enterprise, log entries and multi-colored Starfleet uniforms. Of transporters, phasers and tricorders. Of alien shapeshifters and inquisitive humans. Of
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