Nehemiah. To be followed by Tobit.
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Interphase #1, Trek fanzine from 1975.
It’s stunningly beautiful, with some interesting fiction.
It’s stunningly beautiful, with some interesting fiction.
Also just finished Star Trek (1) by James Blish. Old schoolin’ it hard.
Blish did a LOT of work trying to paper over the nonsensical science of the early episodes. He transforms Miri with some respectable science & medicine. He didn’t just transpose the scripts into prose; he clearly did research. I’m impressed.
Reading Star Trek 2 next.
Blish did a LOT of work trying to paper over the nonsensical science of the early episodes. He transforms Miri with some respectable science & medicine. He didn’t just transpose the scripts into prose; he clearly did research. I’m impressed.
Reading Star Trek 2 next.
Star Trek Recovery
Having just plowed through Esther (integrating the canonical and apocryphal parts), I'm now two chapters into First Maccabees.
Just posted a review of Star Trek #12: Mutiny on the Enterprise by Robert E. Vardeman.
Finished reading Titan: Taking Wing today, and starting on Articles of the Federation by Keith R.A. DeCandido.
Finished reading Titan: Taking Wing today, and starting on Articles of the Federation by Keith R.A. DeCandido.
Enjoy!
Mirror universe - Glass Empires , Picard story
I'm about to start Firefly: The Magnificent Nine by James Lovegrove.
Proverbs.
Lent is half-over. (And if you're not tired of it by now, "ur doin it wrong")
Lent is half-over. (And if you're not tired of it by now, "ur doin it wrong")
John grisham: the street lawyer
Just posted my review of The Lost Era: The Sundered by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels. I read it years ago, but I feel like I enjoyed it a lot more this time around. I really got into the story of the Neyel, I found them a really interesting concept. Wanted to read this one again because we're going to be covering Titan: The Red King on an upcoming Literary Treks episode.
Enjoyed Firefly: The Magnificent Nine. I'm just about to start Tiamat's Wrath (The Expanse) by James S A Corey
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The Making of Star Trek by Stephen Whitfield---I picked up a used copy at bookstore a few years back (a first edition from 1968 BTW) and I've heard a lot about it--esp. about it being sort of a foundational book about Star Trek back then.
Interesting to read a reference book that was written contemporaneously to the series.
Interesting to read a reference book that was written contemporaneously to the series.
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