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I hope you enjoyed my High Castle fan tale, The Prathra Project Files —It was a rare opportunity for fun! I don’t know if I’ll be able to come up with something like that again. A lot of work was involved in creating that, but it was all a labor of love. I cannot wait to see what Season 3 has in store for us. ★ ★ ★ ★ The Man in the High Castle rekindled my interest in WWII. My paternal grandfather (a good man and a shining example of the Greatest Generation) joined the Navy during WWII and served aboard a ship in the Pacific. On a whim one haunting night in October, I googled his ship. I saved the few black and white photos of it I could find (including a wonderful shot of the crew) and had them printed. On Veteran's Day, I hung a framed dedication to him in the living room. After I stepped back and gazed at his black and white face, I decided I wanted to learn more about his time during WWII. My aunts say he never spoke about the war. What started out as curiosity ...
The Beginning of the End It’s been an amazing journey The finale to Amazon’s The Man in the High Castle is just 5 days away. Yes, I am emotional, and yes, there may have been a tear or two while typing this post up. As everyone knows, this show has been a huge part of my life since the beginning. I just want to say that it has been an amazing journey of friendship, art, and blossoming into a better me. I remember the cold, snowy day in February when they announced that Season 4 will be the finale. Part of me was shocked and saddened, but the other part was thankful that TMITHC wouldn’t go the prolonged, dragged out route that so many shows in the past have gone. To be honest, I am glad they aren’t going to grind the show into the ground like that--It’s a bittersweet feeling. I just want to say thank you to everyone I’ve met on this journey. I’ll cherish the memories TMITHC has given me forever. <3 With Season 4 airing on the 15th, there will be no #FanC...
If you're a Star Trek fan or into the sci-fi scene at all, you've heard about Gene Roddenberry's stash of floppy disks by now. The possibilities are endless. My imagination is going nuts because I love Star Trek. Those of you who know me know that I'm not the 2009 reboot's biggest fan, and let's leave my opinion of the '09 movie at that. So yes, you could say that I'm excited about this find. It could mean a new TV series for all I know! The scoop on the find is this: According to CNET , 200 floppy disks were discovered shortly after Roddenberry's death. Sometime between now and then, they were sent to DriveSavers to recover the documents stored on them (read the article for details). The huge news is that they were successful. Here's my speculation (and hopes) of what's stored inside. Bear in mind that a 5.25 inch floppy holds a max of 360 kilobytes (KB). Yes, kilo bytes! [ source ] That doesn't leave much room per floppy ...