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Category Archives: Star Trek
Requiem for the Outrageous, Audacious Harlan Ellison
Harlan Ellison died last week on June 28th at the age of 84. Acerbic, belligerent, cantankerous, despicable—there’s no doubt a disparaging word or two that has been used to describe Harlan Ellison for every letter of the alphabet. In short, … Continue reading
The Bard and the bridge of the Enterprise (or Why a Scifi Nerd Loves Shakespeare)
Yesterday I announced my New Year’s resolution to read the complete works of Shakespeare in 2012. Two points to clear up about that: what Shakespeare has to do with my science/science fiction/fantasy nerdiness and the story of what lead to … Continue reading
Posted in A Year of Shakespeare, sci fi shows, Shakespeare, Star Trek
Tagged Charlie Rose, childhood, Jean Luc Picard, Shakespeare, Star Trek
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