Who handles the musical arrangements?
TOS: That Which Divides by Dayton Ward Review Thread (Spoilers!)
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Who handles the musical arrangements?
Neither, though I have it on good authority that Kevin Dilmore can fart the guitar solo from "The Spirit of Radio."
Geddy and Alex.
I PM'ed Rosalind about it a couple of days back, but I guess she's out of town or so.
My book has "magically" appeared. Time to start on it this weekend.
A question for Dayton:
In your Acknowledgements, you thank "Michael Richards" for providing the original story for That Which Survives. "Michael Richards" is, I believe, a pseudonym for D.C. Fontana. I'm kind of surprised you didn't unmask "Michael's" true identity in your acknowledgements. Why not?
In your Acknowledgements, you thank "Michael Richards" for providing the original story for That Which Survives. "Michael Richards" is, I believe, a pseudonym for D.C. Fontana. I'm kind of surprised you didn't unmask "Michael's" true identity in your acknowledgements. Why not?
Liked. Nice revisiting of themes and civilizations and characters from TOS and an examination of first contact with the locals. A solid 8.
I just got started. just all right so far.
Liked it, thought it was good.
Finished it the other day, and have posted my review of it. Not bad, but nothing really "grabbed" me as being stellar or excellent. Solid, a good read, but not exceptional.
Just starting chapter 14, like it so far.
Still at it , on chapter 23.
I looked up Lt.Boma in Memory Alpha to help put a face to the name, and I noticed he has apperaed in two previous non-canon books(Dreadnought and Battlestations). Does his posting to the Huang Zhong jive with those two previous books? They have him listed as a civilian scientist not a Stafleet Lieutenant.
He was a lieutenant in the episode "The Galileo Seven"; Carey's books postulate that he left Starfleet afterwards.
I haven't read That Which Divides, so I can't speak to how well it gels with Carey's accounts. My guess is "not very well", though.
I don't think they jibe at all. (Jive = nonsense or deceptive talk; jibe = agree or be in accord; gibe = mock or deride.) Dreadnought and Battlestations fit into the old '80s version of Trek novel continuity, which is very different from what the later shows and books have established.