A Little Someone: A Star Trek Story
A LITTLE SOMEONE: A STAR TREK FAN-FICTION STORY By SimplyMe514, October 6, 2016 Word Count: 1505 Rating: G (suitable for all ages) Summary: Amanda and Sarek get ready to bring baby Spock into the world…
Tag: Gene Roddenberry
Star Trek: A Story of Friendship
As young children, my older brother and I watched the original Star Trek series on Saturday mornings. We were not big TV watchers as a family, but Star Trek was special. To make it even…
Logic Alone: A Star Trek Story
~ by M.C. Pehrson The Feast of Surak. There was no greater day of celebration on all of Vulcan. Other boys looked forward to the food, the stories, the gathering of the clan. But not…
Star Trek & Me: Growing Up in the Final Frontier
I never had the privilege of seeing Star Trek during its original three season run on NBC. The show was already celebrating its 10th anniversary when I was born and its 20th when I became…
For the 50th Anniversary of Star Trek: A Spiritual Reflection
Enterprise, what a God-haunted mission you are on. All around you there is light, star-shot and splintered in the endless skies through which you journey. And yet you cannot grasp the Light…
The Peace Giving: A Star Trek Story
Since their return from Platonius Spock had largely kept to his cabin, after the obligatory medical checks that the doctor had put them all through. The kironide was out of his system now and any…
Bird-Boned and Human: A Star Trek Story
She had always known that this day would come. Had she? Had she … She turned away from the window, from its red, motionless sky high up and the scouring sands below, and for once…
In Memorium: My Dad “Spock”
My Dad – of blessed memory – passed away in February 2011 after a long and painful illness, a shadow of his former self. At the time, my children did not cry. Whether it was…
An Encounter with Gene Roddenberry: The Traveling Troubadour Meets the Great Bird of the Galaxy
There were many adventures to be had as a “Traveling Troubadour”. Hailing from Fort Lee, New Jersey (known as “The Silent Motion Picture Capital of the World” in the early 1900’s), my ukulele-playing sidekick and…
Why “Star Trek” – and Mr. Spock – Matter
I think my earliest memory of Star Trek is of an episode I watched at my grandparents’ house, a rerun of “Arena” — the original series episode pitting William Shatner’s Capt. James T. Kirk against…