Search
Elen síla lúmenn’ omentielvo!
Welcome to my outpost on the Web! I write SF, fantasy, and horror for fun and, hopefully, profit! Other interests include music, nature, science, humor, food, bib overalls, and pie throwing (both metaphorically AND literally). Stick around!
SITE PAGES
SUBSCRIBE TO MY NEWSLETTER!
Dispatches from the Forgotten Stars: An occasional journal of ideas, essays, acts of fiction, news updates on various projects, and who knows what else! Subscribe! SUPPORT!
If you like what you see here, consider supporting! See “My Books” in the pages above, or use these donation links. 
CONTACT
Email:
kelly AT forgottenstars.net
Emails assumed publishable
unless requested otherwise.-
Previously
- Farewell, Hunter April 26, 2024
- Something for Thursday April 25, 2024
- On the Romance of Old Maps April 24, 2024
- Tone Poem Tuesday April 23, 2024
- “Dick, sometimes I understand why they hate you.” Nixon, 30 years gone April 22, 2024
- Sunday Stealing April 21, 2024
- Scritches April 20, 2024
- At the Gardens April 19, 2024
- Something for Thursday April 18, 2024
- New video: My photographic journey, thus far April 17, 2024
Recent Comments
Categories
- A Very Public Service Message
- Amongst the Stars
- and General Matters of Style
- Born On This Date
- Commentary
- Fandom
- Fashion
- Guest Posts
- Life
- Meta
- music
- Newsletter Announcements
- Occasional Fiction
- Occasional Quizzes
- On Bib Overalls
- On Books
- On Buffalo and The 716
- On Cats and Cat Life
- On Character
- On Clothing
- On Dogs and Dog Life
- On Exploring Photography
- On Food and Cooking
- On general matters of WTFery
- On History
- On Memories
- On Movies
- On Music
- On Nature
- On People
- On Pies In Faces
- On Science and the Cosmos
- On Song
- On Sport
- On Tech
- On Teevee
- On Things I Find Funny
- On Tools of Various Trades
- On Travels and Adventures
- On Visual Arts
- Orion's Huntress
- Passages
- Photographic Documentation
- poetry
- Random Linkage
- Reading
- Seaflame!
- Stardancer
- The Chilling Killing Wind
- The John Lazarus novels
- The Song of Forgotten Stars
- The Wisdomfold Path
- To Rant Is Divine
- Uncategorized
- Vlogging
- Writers
- Writing
Tags
- "National Poetry Month" (32)
- Anger and Rants (94)
- Bad Joke Friday (168)
- books (264)
- Buffalo (198)
- Burst of Weirdness (358)
- Comics (68)
- Daily Dose of Christmas (322)
- Daily Life Stuff (461)
- Events of the Day (232)
- Fantasy (97)
- Fiction (43)
- Food (173)
- Football (98)
- From the Books (48)
- Geek Stuff (265)
- Lazy Linkage (43)
- Meta-blog (275)
- Movies (314)
- Music (242)
- overalls (148)
- Passages (178)
- Photography (the subect) (33)
- Photo Posts (474)
- Pie in the Face (64)
- poetry (88)
- Politics (116)
- Quiz-Things (138)
- Saturday Centus (69)
- Saturday Symphony (69)
- Science (94)
- Sentential Links (380)
- Skiffy (229)
- Something For Thursday (672)
- Space Opera (139)
- Sport (77)
- Star Trek (31)
- Star Wars (157)
- Teevee (151)
- Thirty Day Challenge (31)
- Tone Poem Tuesday (313)
- Unclassifiable (74)
- Unidentified Earth (90)
- Wednesday Dichotomy (303)
- writing (225)
Archives
Meta
-
Tag Archives: Space Opera
How revealing!!!
I’ve revealed the full cover art for Amongst the Stars, otherwise known as The Song of Forgotten Stars, book III! It’s over at ForgottenStars.net, so go have a look! The third volume is coming soon, folks!
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged Skiffy, Space Opera, Stardancer, writing
Comments Off on How revealing!!!
“It’s time for the Jedi to end”
So last week the first trailer for Star Wars Episode VIII: The Last Jedi hit. Here it is! I actually don’t have a whole lot to say about it. This isn’t out of any lack of excitement for the movie, … Continue reading
“Let me help” (Thoughts on “The City on the Edge of Forever”, on its 50th anniversary)
Edith Keeler: And you, um, don’t want to talk about it? Why? Oh. Did you… did you do something wrong? Are you afraid of something? Whatever it is, let me help. Capt. Kirk: “Let me help.” A hundred years or … Continue reading
“I am one with the Force and the Force is with me”
So there’s a new STAR WARS movie in town. Yup, we finally saw Rogue One, on the day after New Year’s. This was not due to any lack of enthusiasm, mind you, but simply the travails and tribulations of trying … Continue reading
STAR TREK and me
And you people, you’re all astronauts on…some kind of star trek? –Zefram Cochrane, Star Trek First Contact Wow. Star Trek made its official US debut fifty years ago today. That’s…amazing. (The show aired for the first time anywhere on September … Continue reading
“You can type this shit, George, but you can’t say it.”
I recently read a fascinating book about the Star Wars phenomenon, titled How STAR WARS Conquered the Universe: The Past, Present, and Future of a Multibillion Dollar Franchise. Written by journalist Chris Taylor, the book traces the history of Star … Continue reading
ROGUE ONE and other thoughts on the state of STAR WARS
So, the first trailer for ROGUE ONE: A STAR WARS STORY dropped last week, and…well, it looks good. How good? I won’t hazard a guess, but it does look like a Star Wars movie. Felicity Jones as the heroine looks fine, … Continue reading
Thoughts on THE FORCE AWAKENS, episode V: The Praise Awakens!
The Force Awakens review, parts one, two, three, and four By this point, it probably sounds like I hate The Force Awakens and want to excise its memory from every human mind. Not so. My complaints are real, and they frustrate … Continue reading
Thoughts on THE FORCE AWAKENS, episode IV: That Kid Ain’t Right
The Force Awakens review, parts one, two, and three Continuing my examination of The Force Awakens, from the standpoint of character, my stance continues to be that the film does some things well, but not all of them, and not enough. … Continue reading
Thoughts on THE FORCE AWAKENS, Episode III: Poe, Rey, Me (or, the Whodats and the Waddadaywants)
The Force Awakens review, parts one and two So, if I found the basic story bones of The Force Awakens unsatisfying on a lot of levels, what about the other area where the film has been picking up major praise: its … Continue reading