NYC-based Fulton Prize winner Sean Ferrell writes dark, psychologically complex, cerebral speculative fiction blending noir, horror, and sci-fi in the vein of Vonnegut and Dick. His next novel, IN THE FIELDS WE THIRST, will be released in April 2027.
Matt and Sean talk about mistaking fear for ferocity, and how to recognize it. Star Trek Discovery has a bit of a misstep with this episode, but there still may be a nugget of a good episode hidden inside.
Matt and Sean talk about last requests, making yourself heard, and misunderstanding our own nature. Star Trek Discovery is at it again … non-stop kinetic action and pacing, but are they taking unearned shortcuts?
Matt and Sean talk about breaking your mother’s hearts and spinning off new shows. Star Trek Discovery is kicking up the excitement, but does that come at a cost?
Matt and Sean talk about Star Trek Discovery’s hard reset with an effort to inject more fun into the series. And what it means to search for a younger Spock.
Matt and Sean talk about the very first steps into the Star Trek universe. And it’s surprising connection to today’s Star Trek with Strange New Worlds.
Matt and Sean talk about sticking to your guns when your guns are principles. This is a classic Star Trek dilemma that Discovery wrestles with in this one … how well do they do?
Matt and Sean talk about clearing up the Klingon mess that Discovery accidentally left behind. Does this episode of Star Trek Discovery bridge the gap or leave you wanting more?
Matt and Sean talk about who should be captain, who should be killed, and who should be captured. Star Trek Discovery wraps up the mirror universe storyline with a bang.