Una McCormack.
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The complex storylines of
Deep
Space Nine are the perfect playground for Una McCormack,
an author who carries a PhD in sociology into her approach to Star
Trek. Beginning with the short story “Face Value” in the collection
Prophecy and Change, Una has explored Cardassia, the repurcussions
of “In the Pale Moonlight,” and even played with Ezri Dax in the
continuing Star Trek universe. In this episode of
Literary
Treks we’re joined by Una to discuss why
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series, how she got involved in writing Star Trek, bringing female
characters to the forefront, and the intricacies of freedom and how
we are all interconnected.
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In our news segment we look at three new omnibuses coming from
Pocket Books:
Typhon Pact: The
Khitomer Accords;
The Original Series: The Continuing
Missions; and
Destiny: The Complete Saga. We
also cover IDW’s
Star Trek: The Next Generation
Omnibus and
Star Trek: The Newspaper Strips,
Volume 1, the covers for
Countdown to Darkness,
the
Star Trek 100-page Winter
Spectacular comic, and we talk in-depth about the first
three issues of Brannon Braga’s HIVE.
