Fictional Safe Places
I don’t think most fictional worlds would be fun to vacation in, unless you’re into extreme risk. They’re the setting of a story for a reason, and that reason usually involves violence or mortal stakes of some kind.
I don’t think most fictional worlds would be fun to vacation in, unless you’re into extreme risk. They’re the setting of a story for a reason, and that reason usually involves violence or mortal stakes of some kind.
I read an interview with a writer who was asked to give advice to new writers, and he replied simply “Writers write.” If you’ve ever tried to write a novel, you’d know it’s not that easy.
Over on Threads, Wil Wheaton was asking about our best movie theatre experiences. I’m going to say my best movie theatre experience involved Star Trek: The Search For Spock
I’ve had an idea in my head for a while, and along with it, a word: fanon. It seems to
(Assume that this post contains spoilers for the first two episodes of Star Trek: Discovery and the first three episodes
It?s the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, and the fans had been hoping for a grand celebration. With no new
So it?s not news by now that Star Trek: Axanar, a fan film that Kickstarter loves, is getting sued by
Remember the poster in Mulder’s office in the X-Files? “I Want to Believe”?” it declared over the image of a
Forget being a Red Shirt, being blonde on Star Trek could be fatal (to your acting career). After recently viewing
I hope that I don’t have to tell you that I’m a Star Wars fan. I’ve been less demonstrative of