darinnajem.bsky.social
Just plain and simple Bajoran man from STO that loves Star Trek, Star Wars, Avatar, AvP, Dune, vintage science-fiction, film studies, comics, literature, modern art, writing fan ficion, gaming, virtual photography, human rights, the list goes on and on.
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Yes. You can be very creative filling in unexamined gaps in the universe, especially with an exploration series like STAR TREK, which was conceived from the start as a template for telling anthology-like stories about whatever the authors wanted.
Show Post💯% this! Part of writing tie-ins is being able to add something to a fictional world you love; but its also a creative challenge like no other.
Show PostWriting tie-ins is *a real fucking skill* and anyone who sneers at the people who do it can go piss up a rope. You think it's easy to write an entire novel to very specific order on an almost impossibly tight deadline? And have it be satisfying to read? Motherfucker, *you* try it. See how you do.
Show PostNothing like rando doofuses implying (or outright declaring) that I’m not a “creative talent” because I’m a veteran author of licensed tie-in fiction. Some stigmas never die.
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