A Novel Approach: A column for Star Trek magazine
Poetry published with The Calliope Script, Free Verse Revolution and Howl Magazine.
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A Novel Approach: A column for Star Trek magazine
Poetry published with The Calliope Script, Free Verse Revolution and Howl Magazine.
Libero Football Magazine
A Literary Magazine Sponsored by The University of Maine at Farmington
Queering up your shelf, one rec at a time!
Book blog. Mostly YA, but a little bit of everything.
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It took me a long time to watch the reboot, a couple of years. I love TOS and during TNG I met my husband and got married. He’s the real fan. I was like, you can’t beat them, join them.
I don’t love Voyager, but I adore Janeway, and I like Harry Kim, and wish he got more to do.
I love Beverly and Deanna both for their empathetic bedside manner, but especially when they got to break out and show that they were also trained in Starfleet. Bev was great in First Contact, and also in that episode where she got caught up in Wes’s experiment and was alone on the ship.
Long answer! Hard to answer with that much material. I’ll say this, I like every Q ep and every Klingon episode also
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I like long answers. Great comments thank you. And I agree Q rules! One of my next articles is about the great omnipotent being.
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Your blogging is so versatile and interesting. I have nominated you for a Unique Blogger Award
https://wordpress.com/page/writingonarock.wordpress.com/413
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Thank you that’s really kind and I appreciate the thought. It’s always heartening to hear my words are reaching someone some in this big old world outside the window. Thanks for reading
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I was the agent who sold the first ST: TNG “Barcley” episode, HOLLOW PURSUITS. Later, I sold another, and came up with a DS-9 idea of my own, wrote it up, and submitted it. It was in the loop for consideration when the show was canceled. The episode was titled, MUSCLE, and told the story of how three Ferengi females, members of Ferengi organized crime, show up on DS-9, dressed to the “nines” (because nobody messes with the mob) and attempt to muscle Quark out of his casino. And then the Grand Nagus shows up. Not to mention a bunch of Nausicaans. It was, of course, a comedy.
If anyone wants to read it, let me know.
Lee Matthias
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This is fantastic, thanks for sharing. Would you be up for an interview for a blog I write for a science fiction website?
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Sure. I’m no longer a literary agent, but I am still writing, and I have a blog on writing and films at http://www.thelastreveal.blogspot.com.
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