After two years Quantum Mechanix has finally revealed the final design for their Artisan Replica of the USS Enterprise from JJ Abrams 2009 Star Trek movie. They will start taking pre-orders at the end of this month and so if you have $5000, one of these limited edition replicas can be yours. Must resist impulse […]
Michael Okuda was recently featured on Starbase118.net to discuss Star Trek: If you grew up with Star Trek as I did (with parents who are huge fans) it’s hard to say anything about Michael Okuda without feeling humbled. Michael Okuda created look of animated computer displays, set designs, props and most notably GUI of the […]
now the next question is….so what? as he mentions in his blog post, hopefully his de-closeting will help some other neophyte homosexual in their own life, but it doesn’t change my opinion of him or his acting. I just hope this doesn’t effect the Spock character at all, cause that shit with Uhura was HOT […]
The issue with converting TNG to high def is that while all of the actors were filmed at a quality that’s just dandy for HD, all of the editing and post-production work, which includes every single special effect, was done on standard definition video. This means that there is no higher definition source for much […]
James Swallow was recently featured on Unreality-sf.net to discuss Cast No Shadow: Last time we talked to James Swallow he was hip-deep in a sea of work, and in the two years since, it seems like little has changed. 2011 has already seen the release of several of his works in different franchises, including a […]
Last week I came across the work of Rob Caswell, on his deviantART page, where he is known as Arcass. Rob is an illustrator based in New England, who since the mid-eighties he has worked in many creative fields including printed role playing games, computer games, web design, and comics. That work even includes working […]
“You know what would rock? A SPOCK Toque! Like, it would be black, and cut right across your forehead (like his bangs) and his skintone ears would be the part that covers YOUR ears!” And from that simple request was born “Live Long and Keep Warm”– a hat to transform you (or a friend!) into […]
Steve Mollmann and Michael Schuster were recently featured on Startrek.com to discuss Star Trek: A Choice of Catastrophes: It should be well worth the wait. The U.S.S. Enterprise and her crew are back in action in the upcoming TOS novel Star Trek: A Choice of Catastrophes, due out on August 30 from Simon & Schuster. […]
The Official Star TrekTM PADD (Personal Access Display Device) immerses fans in a rich interactive database of Star TrekTM information and images with an authentic reproduction of the LCARS style interface introduced in the Star Trek: The Next GenerationTM series. The PADD provides access to the official Star TrekTM database from StarTrek.com of aliens, ships, […]
Captain Kirk Encounters Nyan Cat [Video]
Greg Cox was recently featured on Unreality-sf.net to discuss The Rings of Time: Greg Cox is a veteran in the book publishing industry who has fulfilled many different roles over the decades – writing back cover blurbs, working as an editor and writing books himself. But that he is a tie-in writer at heart shows […]
“I certainly do feel honored,” Koenig told us. “It means that my modest body of work has some meaning and has been acknowledged. That’s always a very nice feeling.”Countless Star Trek fans pushed hard to make today’s news a reality, and Koenig had a special message for them: “They’ve been incredible and I’m deeply grateful […]
holy crap this looks GOOD. I guess this is the result of them turning Star Trek into a shoot-em-up action series. http://www.joystiq.com/2011/06/06/star-trek-trailer-jumps-into-space-our-hearts/
http://www.geeksaresexy.net/2011/05/24/datas-ode-to-spot-the-rap-edition/
http://www.toplessrobot.com/2011/06/and_speaking_of_george_lucas.php
Peter David was recently featured on Startrek.com to discuss Star Trek: New Frontier – Blind Man’s Bluff: There are prolific writers – and then there’s Peter David. The guy is truly a lean, mean writing machine and his output is staggering. Fortunately, so too is the quality of his work. Over the years, David has […]
David A. McIntee was recently featured on Unreality-sf.net to discuss Indistinguishable from Magic: Before David A. McIntee joined the ranks of Star Trek prose authors, he was already a well-established author for the line of novels based on the British cult show Doctor Who. After the short story On the Spot in 2007’s The Next […]
David A. McIntee was recently featured on Startrek.com to discuss Indistinguishable from Magic: Today, we talk to the book’s author, David A. McIntee, a British journalist and novelist. McIntee chats about his influences and his previous writing output, says that “continuity” of life is at the core of Indistinguishable from Magic, and offers a glimpse […]
David A. McIntee was recently featured on Blogtalkradio.com to discuss Indistinguishable from Magic: David has a new novel out real soon: “Indistinguishable from Magic” and we’ll be discussing his latest works and career! From Memory-Alpha.org: David A. McIntee is a British author. He is fairly well known in the United Kingdom for writing a number […]
