Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:56 Title: The Cradle Will Rock
There we go. Very sinister and yet I smiled. It's similar to watching Hannibal Lecter-you want to hate him but something holds your attention...
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:55 Title: Obey One, Trip? (Enterprise)
ok. Maybe its me-but I don't get it. unless the last line was the pun/injoke.
Author's Response:
Obi-Wan spoke that to Anakin after a similar chase in 'Attack Of The Clones'. A gallows humor foreshadowing of Trip's fate.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:54 Title: Petty Revenge (DS9)
mmmm...ok. Didn't do much for me.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:53 Title: All Will Scream (DS9, Quark's)
Giggle-funny. I could almost see this happening on a show...
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:52 Title: Enough Is Too Much (TNG, AU , Worf)
*raises eyebrow*
I miss the reference-who's "she"?
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:52 Title: Point And Match (Voyager, P&T)
I've read this-and it produces a lot of thought in a few sentences. Kudos.
[Report This]Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:51 Title: Recount (TNG, Gul Madred)
OK, this one is an award-winner! I'd fix the line about "breaking techniques" as it doesn't read right-doesn't say outright what you're trying to say there, IMO. Otherwise, this is the best drabble I've read from you-hands down.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:49 Title: Speak Freely (TNG Late S7, Picard, Worf, Ro)
Is that Worf talking? Because it sounds like Deanna...
Author's Response:
Worf was the one given the order to arrest Ro. Not that he would ever berate Picard like that normally.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:48 Title: My Old Backyard (Voyager, Post-EndGame Spoilers)
That felt right. Totally right.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:47 Title: A Crack Of Lightning (Mirror Universe)
With a nod to Ray Bradbury, eh? What impact, indeed!
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:46 Title: Cold Pizza (TNG, D/Y)
haha. Ample proof that you have too much time on your hands...
[Report This]Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:45 Title: Talking To (Voyager)
*big grin* kinda saw it coming-but that might be me(God forbid!) getting used to your unusual sense of humor...
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:44 Title: Braxton Loses It (Voyager)
Rattling around through time, wiping out would-be monsters...yeah, I could see it.
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:43 Title: The Commodity (TOS-Ancient Destroyer)
Krycek? Interesting bleeding you've got going there...
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:42 Title: Top This! (TOS&ENT)
Funny. She did lose her top didn't she?
Date: 09 Mar 2010 20:41 Title: The Other Edge Of Forever (TOS)
I like that. Sparse but it gets the job done.
[Report This]Date: 21 Jan 2010 17:16 Title: The Giving (Voyager, AQ Homefront)
Oh, my. That's quite the twist! I really like it, actually. I think that might have just become my personal canon. Hehe.
Author's Response:
Thanks! I like writing 'opposite end' stories, having always been a fan of Bob Newhart's phone conversation humor. I wrote for Orion Press a TOS piece that showed what Spock dealt with when the Mirror crew beamed in, and if you know Buffy, what Oz's aunt told him about his *condition*. I'm glad this worked, and feel free to use it as you see fit. I consider it the ultimate honor.
Date: 27 Dec 2009 05:44 Title: Of Superior Mice And Men (TOS Xover)
NARF!
Man, is there NO show on TV that you haven't watched? ;-)
Author's Response:
YES! That show would be : Pinky&TheBrain&Elmyra, an abomination that ended an era of great cartoons.
Date: 01 Dec 2009 20:02 Title: Mrs. O'Brien Says Goodbye (DS9)
That sounds exactly like the sort of thing Keiko would do. I can't say I take a very favorable view to her character, although this time her target thoroughly deserves it. Which is NOT true of poor Miles!!!
Author's Response: Not by blood heritage, but Keiko is very much an Irish wife. Being Irish myself, I *get* their back-and-forth a bit more than some, and was pleased when her departure was not followed by a notice of tragedy or filings. As to Neela, I don't like either fanatics or deceivers.
Date: 01 Dec 2009 19:58 Title: Immortality Denied (DS9)
Wow, that's actually a very interesting premise. The question is, though, how does the Federation suppress the media while the killing spree goes on? THAT part DOES sound potentially unconstitutional.
Author's Response: I would call it an agreement. The news reporting organizations can report on it, if they choose. No one will come down on them. But, at some point in the future, they all agreed that feeding these monsters' egos was a bad thing, and so, unless other factors entered into it, sought not to create new legends. I wrote this not long after the DC Sniper in 2002. It was the only barely-workable glory-sapping punishment I could think of.
Date: 01 Dec 2009 13:59 Title: Memories (Voy/TOS)
I really liked this one, and as much as I find Neelix to be an annoying scab, in some ways the analogy fit.
Author's Response: I have this idea that Tuvok, when he needs to gird himself for emotionally challenging situations, uses a holo-Neelix to push his annoyance tolerance.
Date: 01 Dec 2009 13:55 Title: Outside The Box (DS9)
I didn't like that episode ending, either, and I didn't find it at all realistic. I like your ending much better!
Author's Response: Thanks. This is one of those eps, that, when I post against it, invariably pulls in the auto-defenders ('But It's Realistic!). Whatever the people chose, Alixius should never have been permitted to leave with a serene smile--by that I mean plot-wise, not someone attacking her. I outright despise the thought that they would even consider keeping the tech-killing device on-line.
Date: 21 Nov 2009 04:11 Title: Braxton Loses It (Voyager)
Wow. Interesting. I hate the timecops in Trek, but it is fascinating to consider the power they wield and what they could have done with it ... and how they face that temptation.
Author's Response: If they were a bit more subtle, I could see their purpose. But consider how few of Janeway's time incursions were deliberate, and their attitude is puzzling. Notably, they seem to have mellowed a bit by Daniels' time on ENT.
Date: 20 Nov 2009 22:11 Title: Priorities (Voyager)
I liked this one, too! Very sweet with Adm. Paris, and nice nods to the potential problems some of the crew faced upon return ...
Author's Response: Just my take on people not looking at an obvious possibility. Glad you liked it.
Date: 20 Nov 2009 22:10 Title: Staff Meeting (Voyager)
I laughed so hard at this. I'm going to be saying, "Bad plan" about everything the rest of the evening and snickering to myself. (Yes, I'm easily amused.)
Author's Response: Thanks. The writers rescued her, and to their credit, even got rid of the tusk on the one Klingon. But my assessment stands.