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Avoid the Blurg: playing 1975’s Star Trek Game from Palitoy
It’s colourful and silly and fun — everything a ’70s collectible should be.
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Review: The Joy Machine story outline and novel
Ted Sturgeon’s pitch was okay. The novel was disappointing. (And I wish I liked the vintage novels more than I do.)
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Revisiting the FTCC cards for Khan’s 40th anniversary
They’re big, relatively scarce and I do like them, but the quality is not stellar.
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Cigarettes for kids – and 12 wild Star Trek cards
Accuracy was simply not the point — and that makes the 1971 Primrose card set a lot of fun.
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The best part of The Enemy Within came from Roddenberry
Richard Matheson’s story was good. Gene Roddenberry made it great.
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So, where is Engineering?
Also, did anyone else grow up thinking Scotty worked in the secondary hull?
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The first Trektennial: trivia, a Star Trek II update, and an interview with Rod Roddenberry
Gene Roddenberry’s assistant and companion takes over the semi-official newsletter.
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Inside Star Trek 12: meet the gaffer, learn a little about Paris
George Merhoff, the gaffer for most of TOS’ run, delivers fascinating details about lighting the sets.
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How a high-school story and a DC Fontana letter launched Howard Weinstein’s writing career
The New York Times bestselling author was kind enough to tell me a bunch of his Star Trek stories.
Collecting Trek
A TOS collection 40 years in the making
Collecting Trek 