by Gordon Eklund “ ’Mr. Scott from the engine room has reported the possibility of engine malfunction. We appear to be losing velocity.’ ‘What does the computer say?’ ‘Negative, Captain.’ Then it’s not likely anything serious.’ ‘No, but I thought you should be informed.’ “You did the right thing, Mr. Spock.’ ” While on shore leave and attending a magic show, Kirk, Spock, and McCoy meet the greatest ‘senso-artist’ that ever lived: Gilla Dupree. She is strikingly beautiful while wearing a surgical mask that covers […]
World Without End: Early Original Star Trek Novel Vangie13 cbr #7
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Persis Blake is my new hero
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Trek to Madworld: Early Original Star Trek Novel Vangie13 cbr #6
A Story of the Future Set Mostly in the Past
Mistaken assumptions – Victorian literature – house party mysteries – fictional detectives – the timelessness of history – the unreliability of perception – love at first sight – the nature of cats – this conversation has happened before – this conversation will certainly happen again – the indomitable will of a woman on a mission – Ned really needs a vacation. First and foremost, To Say Nothing of the Dog by Connie Willis is a fun read. It is a smart, comedic, time-traveling Sci-fi novel […]
He quotes Tenacious D in the epigraph. That should tell you everything you need to know.
Don’t get me wrong. I like Tenacious D. Their self-titled first album was practically the soundtrack to my first year of college (much to the regret of my roommate). If you called “Tribute” the greatest song in the world without irony in your voice, I wouldn’t punch you in the face. I once ate at Zanzibar in Las Vegas solely for the purpose of eating there while thinking of this song (link NSFW . . . trust me, don’t do it). My point is: hating […]