Star Trek, I Thought, Was A Very

You Know, Writer Can Write About The Foreign Legion Without Ever Having Been In The Foreign Legion, But That Doesn't Necessarily Mean That What He's Written Doesn't Necessarily Reflect The Nature Of Him As An Individual - Or Her. Using The Male Gender Because It's Me Speaking. I Don't Mean To Put Down The Female.

The Chancellor, The Late Chancellor, Was Only Partly Correct, He Was Obsolete. But So Was The State, The Entity He Worshipped. Any State, Any Entity, Any Ideology That Fails To Recognize The Worth, The Dignity, The Rights Of Man, That State Is Obsolete. A Case To Be Filed Under 'm' For Mankind... In The Twilight Zone.

In Terms Of Screenwriting Adaptations It's Trying To Cut Out Stuff That's Extraneous, Without Doing Damage To The Original Piece, Because You Owe A Debt Of Some Respect To The Original Author. That's Why It Was Bought.

I've Never Planned Ahead.i Just Sort Of Go Through Life Checking The Menu Of Three Meals That Day. I Never Worry About Tomorrow. It's Only Since I've Gotten Older That I've Begun To Wonder About Time Running Out. Is It Sufficient Unto Itself That I Don't Plan? Because Maybe Next Thursday Won't Come One Day. And Then, I'm Concerned About That. But That's Not Uniquely The Writer's Concern, That's The Concern Of Every Middle-aged Man Who Looks In The Mirror.

There Is A Fifth Dimension, Beyond That Which Is Known To Man. It Is A Dimension As Vast As Space And As Timeless As Infinity. It Is The Middle Ground Between Light And Shadow, Between Science And Superstition.