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Jesse Kincaid

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Task Force Vanguard

Full Speed Ahead

Task Force Vanguard

Full Speed Ahead warps to take its place within the huge United Trek crossover event: Task Force Vanguard! As a member of the United Trek Star Trek Fanfiction Universe, sometimes the authors get together to do a big event. Right now, there are two such events transpiring: "Task Force

The Quarterdeck Breed

Author's Commentary: TQB "Agamemnon"

In this next episode of Author's Commentary, I'll be discussing the impetus and execution of the first part of The Quarterdeck Breed, "Agamemnon." Reading the story prior to reading the commentary is strongly advised, otherwise you might be lost amongst the referential material. Inspiration

Starfleet Commbadge from the 2360s by Kris Trigwell

Full Speed Ahead

FSA Series Bible: Part One

I treat Star Trek: Full Speed Ahead like a series on television; I write the episodes to around 10,000 words, which is roughly 55-60 pages of material. In order to keep things in an organized fashion, I'm putting together a Series Bible with all the information contained

Author's Commentary: Eternal Midnight

Full Speed Ahead

Author's Commentary: Eternal Midnight

One of the aspects of Full Speed Ahead that I worked really hard to illustrate, was the relationship between the officers and enlisted aboard Farragut. We got to see this more often than not in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, however, I always felt that Chief O'Brien was

Author's Commentary: Milk Run

Full Speed Ahead

Author's Commentary: Milk Run

I'm going to start with Milk Run, because to me, this is the real beginning of the series. Milk Run represents the first episode after the novella-length 'pilot,' Damn the Torpedoes! Parts I, II, and III. It's also the first episode where we get

Aubery Plaza in Scott Pilgrim vs The World

Full Speed Ahead

Ariel Must Die

Not too long ago in the crossover novel The Chains of Error (with Sam Redfeather's Gibraltar), a number of people were a little surprised to read that Ariel Elannis died in the line of duty while trying to bring the evil Colonel Galmesh to justice. I wanted to