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A Brutal Review of Play
With Play, I continued the Barnstorming saga. However, I started to run out of things to say.
Background
To continue the Barnstorming series, I had to give Dana and the rest of the gang […]

Progress Report – Second Quarter 2018
The Second Quarter 2018 brought more changes. Because I am not posting much new works, its main purpose was to post the older pieces.
Posted Works

First of all, on W […]

Progress Report – First Quarter 2018
The first quarter 2018 was a time to kick start my creativity into high gear. I spent the time writing, brainstorming, gathering inspiration, and editing. I was very p […]

Progress Report – December 2017
December 2017, like pretty much the entirety of 2017, meant no need Star Trek fan fiction but a lot of other writing.
Posted Works

First of all, on Wattpad, I posted the r […]

Review – Untrustworthy
Background

Untrustworthy is my first-ever published novel. Much like Reversal, it begins with a dream. And that makes perfect sense, as a dream inspired it.
Plot
As Tathrelle b […]

Portraits of Characters – The Saviors of the Vulcan Race

The Vulcan Race is saved by a lot of people. Because I have already covered Jack Shaw, Julie Parker, and Theo Carter, I won’t go into them again. E […]

Review – There is a Road
Background

There is a Road originally came about as a response to an image prompt on the old Trek United. However, I do not have the rights to use that image, and Trek United is a m […]

Portraits of Characters – Time Change Pawns
Time change pawns are the people caught in the temporal crossfire, when history is jiggered.

Origins
So it hardly seems worth it to go back in time without a […]

Review – The Dish
Background

The Dish came from a dirty plate in our kitchen sink. Therefore, it proves you can get writing inspiration from just about anywhere.

Also, without a doubt, it serves as an u […]

Portraits of Characters– The Crusher Clan
The Crusher clan does not end with Wesley. Not by any stretch of the imagination.

Origins
I mainly started with Crackerjack, as I had wanted Wesley to have a home a […]

Review – The Canadian Caper
Background

The Canadian Caper exists as my foray into writing bandfic/real person fiction.

First of all, my true mission here was to try to combat the surfeit of Wattpad band f […]

Progress Report – November 2017
November 2017 creeped up on me and then suddenly I was exceptionally busy.
Posted Works

First of all, the G & T Show has ended and may or may not be revived, so I posted n […]

Portrait of a Character – M’Roan
Origins
M’Roan is a Caitian. Of course a Caitian character would be in full makeup, so adding an actor seems a bit absurd. However, won’t you humor me a bit? […]

Review – The Social Media Guide for Wattpad
The Social Media Guide for Wattpad started off as a means of reviewing what I learned in class at Quinnipiac University. As a student, I wanted to make sure I u […]

Portraits of Characters – The World War II Soldiers
World War II Soldiers? What do they have to do with Star Trek fan fiction? More than you might think.

Origins
As a part of Day of the Dead, Tripp Tucker e […]

Review – Milk
Milk is one of those stories which feels just a little bit too naughty. I mean, it’s a cartoon. But it feels a tad too much, as I look back on it these days. For this short story, actually, is a f […]

Spotlight on Bicoulamine
Bicoulamine, a wholly original drug, needs to be explored more.

Background
As a part of the plot of Multiverse II, the collapsed American government needed addicted soldiers to fight. […]

Portrait of a Character – Varelle
Varelle came about as a means of kicking off the queasy feeling you should get when reading The Cure is Worse than the Disease.

Origins
First of all, Varelle is a medical c […]

Review – Revved Up
Revved Up rocks.

Because I have more or less run out of (completed) Star Trek fan fiction to blog about, I would like to introduce some of my wholly original fiction to this blog. I hope t […]