How do you capture in print the essence of James T. Kirk, Jean-Luc Picard, and other Trek icons? How can you tell a good story without blowing up the Enterprise, starting another galactic conflict, or permanently changing the lives of the bridge crew? Noted author Diane Duane leads this panel of top-notch Star-Trek novelists in a discussion of bringing the television classic to life on the printed page.
Jean Rabe, editor of FASA's award winning MechForce Quarterly tells how to submit games and fiction material to the Quarterly and other publications. Gen Con Symposium.
Brainstorm with Kevin J. Anderson, author of The X-Files novels Ground Zero, Ruins, and Antibodies. For this hour, at least, YOU direct the conspiracy and engineer Mulder and Scully's newest adventure. This story may never make it into an official episode guide, but men again, who wants the "official" story anyway?
Is it possible to achieve a higher state of roleplaying involvement? Is roleplaying one of the many pathways to enlightenment? Is it even possible to define roleplaying? For all that matter, how can you explain this strange game to your mother? Erick Wujcik speaks about the profound, but also jokes about the ridiculous side of the imaginary hobby.