This Companion volume to the earlier EarthRise: A History of Humanity During the Twenty-first Century, presents a wide-ranging discussion of the complex and ever-changing variety of future-historical data produced by six decades of the multi-media STAR TREK franchise and how that data may be synthesized into a reasonably cohesive narrative as an exercise in future history. It has not been approved, licensed or sponsored by any entity or person involved in creating the STAR TREK TV series, films, or books.
This Companion volume to the earlier EarthRise: A History of Humanity During the Twenty-first Century, presents a wide-ranging discussion of the complex and ever-changing variety of future-historical data produced by six decades of the multi-media STAR TREK franchise and how that data may be synthesized into a reasonably cohesive narrative as an exercise in future history. It has not been approved, licensed or sponsored by any entity or person involved in creating the STAR TREK TV series, films, or books.
Kent G. Hare, Ph.D., is Professor of Early European History at Northwestern State University of Louisiana, an Oblate of St. Benedict, St. Joseph Abbey, St. Benedict, Louisiana, and sometime Cantor at the Minor Basilica of the Immaculate Conception, Natchitoches, Louisiana. Husband to one wife, father to one son, and Xnemesis ofX provider for [corrected by wife] a variable number of embedded XKzintí fifth columnistsX kittycats [corrected by wife], he is a lifelong fan of heroic tales of all stripes, especially the greatest heroic tale ever told.
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