ISSUE 2 | FEBRUARY 2025
Star Trek: Picard Theme
This issue will primarily be centered around Star Trek: Picard (all 3 seasons). ALL topics and article ideas are accepted, even if they aren't about STP.
Deadline: January 20th
Articles
(please feel free to volunteer for one of the writing prompts below, or submit a proposal for a different topic)
Article Title: The Power of Picard
Article Length: 2000-3000 words
Writer Assigned: Brian Donohue
Why is Jean Luc Picard such an impactful and important character in the psyche of Trekkies? How has his character helped us grow and change over the decades? Why is his return to the Trek universe so important?
Article Title: The UnQuestionable Sentimentality of Q
Article Length: 1000 words
Writer Assigned:
The omnipotent character of Q has plagued humanity since he first sat in judgement of Jean Luc-Picard and his crew. His relentless pranks and provocations have touched almost every iteration of Star Trek since. Yet in Star Trek: Picard we see a different side of him - he's sentimental and caring after all.
Article Title: The Bevolution of Dr. Crusher
Article Length: 1000 words
Writer Assigned: Stephanie Smith
This article will examine the incredible character growth we see with Beverly Crusher, from TNG to the movies to Picard.
Article Title: Shaw's Portrayal of PTSD Just Hits Differently
Article Length: 1000 words
Writer Assigned: Marissa Anne
Post traumatic stress disorder is perfectly depicted by Todd Stashwick's Captain Shaw. This article will examine how the character was able to portray and bring awareness to mental health crises.
Article Title: Rebuilding the Enterprise
Article Length: 1000 words
Writer Assigned:
This is an interview with Liz Kloczkowski, who was in charge of resurrecting and rebuilding the Enterprise D bridge for Picard S3. This interview will help you churn out an article on the process of rebuilding the ship.
Have an idea for an article? Propose it in an e-mail: toboldlygo78@yahoo.com
Interviews
(please feel free to volunteer for one of the writing prompts below, or submit a proposal for a different topic)
Terry Matalas
Communications
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