The Official Trekwriter Research Resource Spot

[enterprikayak]

it's only in book form right? (I have it, of course, as all good trekkies should....)

[evcake]

The Okudas are very knowledgeable and that guy hating the Okudas I hadn't heard about it or the fact he was being booted off Trekbbs. I saw that he boasted about his timeline on the bbs.Pretty longwinded about it in fact.I like the Chronology of the future I have that book and wish it would be updated with Enterprise's info from all four seasons it's a great book.

I gathered that just from how long his timeline was. 20 pages.

[JadziaKathryn]

it's only in book form right? (I have it, of course, as all good trekkies should....)

Well, maybe all good trekkies with money. But if anyone finds it online, please let us know! I'd like to see it.

[CoffeeCat]

Here's that writer's axiety page I showed everyone a while back:

http://writing2.richmond.edu/writing/wweb/writinganxiety.html

[Linda]

Isn't this link more for writing school/college papers? I have printed it off to add to my writing techniques file. But I see creative fiction writing a bit differently. Maybe it is because I really don't have deadlines with fan fic. That deminishes the anxiety.

[blacknblue]

Not sure if anyone has already posted this one or not. But just in case.

http://www.chakoteya.net/Enterprise/episodes.htm

It might be useful

[Alelou]

EXTREMELY USEFUL! Thank you!

[Asso]

I agree!

[justTripn]

WOW!

[panyasan]

I used the last link to look up a scene of *the_abomination* for a little reseach and after that I felt totally depressed. It is really something that you can produce a episode that makes me so
Looking now for a map of the San Francisco area and the Star fleet complex. Sites any one?
(And can anybody tell me what grey fog is in Swedish?)

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

And can anybody tell me what grey fog is in Swedish?

You mean the words "grey fog"?

Anyway, in Swedish we'd say "grå dimma".

[panyasan]

Thanks!

[Alelou]

"Dimma" seems like a really good word for fog. Cuz it makes everything dimmer. Cool. Unless I'm completely wrong about the etymology there.

And gra and gray obviously could have similar roots...

I'm really wondering why you would need to know the Swedish for grey fog, Panyasan!

[Kevin Thomas Riley]

It's not an "a" in grå, it's a different vowel, pronounced much like in the French "eau".

Still, the roots are probably similar anyway. The same goes in all likelihood for "dimma" and its relation to "dimmer".

[Alelou]

http://www.thewellers.com/startrek/enttmln.htm

Love this timeline. I know there are lots of others, but I found it very easy to use.