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Ten Things I Learned from Star Trek

(www.ismayadar.com)When I was six years old, my dad brought home our first colored television. The first show I watched was [the original] Star Trek. Captain Kirk sat in his captain chair with his eyes narrowed, shouting out commands to his crew. His dirty-blonde hair was gelled into perfection. His theatrical make-up glistened under the bright studio lights. You could actually see little beads of sweat on his forehead. And I thought Captain James T. Kirk was beautiful.  Read more >

Book Review: Where the Mild Things Are: A Very Meek Parody by Maurice Send-up and Illustrator Bonnie Leick

(www.ismayadar.com)I have always loved the book Where The Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak. I consider it to be his finest work. The story is short, but it holds the reader’s attention to the end. Who doesn’t want to find out what happens to Max, The King of The Wild Things?  Read more >

O’ Buffy, Where Art Thou?

(www.ismayadar.com)I don’t know about you but six years later, I’m still having Buffy withdrawals. SF/F television isn’t quite the same since Buffy went away. Then to make matters worse, the last two contenders, Angel and Firefly, were also sucked into TV’s Hellmouth of Cancellation. I just wanted to cry.  Read more >

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Full Name
Ismay Adar
Member Since
September 2009
About Me: 
Ismay Adar is a blogger and aspiring writer with a humorous perspective about the speculative genre and life as a self-described over-forty, female geek. Her personal blog, Fractured (www.ismayadar.com), is dedicated to personal essays, reviews, related-news links and commentaries. Presently, she is writing her first novel while attending library school for a second career. Ismay Adar lives with her husband in the Atlanta, Georgia area.
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Blogger, Writer & Librarian
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Atlanta, Georgia
 

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