Molly J. Bragg 🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 Queer Author

The hilarious part of this is, if you lived through the 80's and 90's, you know the reason Liberals have a stranglehold on Humanities Funding, is because Conservatives did everything in their power to eliminate public funding of the Arts and Humanities during those decades.

That's not to say I don't think the people making the TNG, DS9, Voy, Ent, era shows didn't love Trek, but there was often a feeling that they were chaffing at what trek was, wanting to do something different. Here, I don't feel that. SFA feels more at home in its Star Trek skin than Voy, or Ent.

The love and care poured into SFA shows in every script, every shot, and every little detail. Its clear that the people making this show *love* Star Trek deeply. I'd say there's more love for Trek present in the crafting of SFA than there was in any of the TNG era shows.

Honestly, so far, Starfleet Academy has had the best opening season of any Star Trek series, except maybe Prodigy. The Pilot is probably the weakest SFA episode so far, and it's an absolute banger. I'm not quite ready to place it above Emissary, but better than any other pilot episode.

I played that Robotech RPG *so* fracking much. I LOVED anything Robotech, and that was my first RPG, both as a player, and as a game master.

Well, yes, that too. 300 characters isn't really enough space to go into the entire political, religious and cultural shit storm Helen caused when she decided she preferred the Trojan Twink over the Greek Jock.

Tell me you know nothing about Greek Mythology without saying "I know nothing about Greek Mythology".

Troy was not a Greek city. It was located in Asia minor. Helen was from Sparta. The whole cause of the war was that Helen skipped out on her Greek Husband to shack up with a Trojan Prince.

I love the picture where he's getting a bath *so* much.

To be fair, isn't that because none of them want anything to do with the Nazi bastard?

God, now I want her to play Xena in a reboot series...

Fallen is SUCH an amazing movie. Denzel Washington and John Goodman both turn in amazing performances. Honestly, one of my favorite movies of all time.

There are trans characters in all the books. Transistor and Rhapsody have trans leads. Aether has multiple supporting trans characters. Scatter has a minor trans character that features prominently in later books.

There are 2 spicy scenes in Transistor, and 1 spicy scene in Rhapsody. The one in Rhapsody is a bit spicier than the ones in Transistor, but as spicy scenes go, all three are on the milder end of the spectrum. The spiciest scenes in the series are the 2 spicy scenes in Scatter.

The point wasn't why the alien's philosophy did or did not work. The point was it was their choice to make.

The first three seasons of SG-1 are some of the best Sci-Fi television ever produced. After that, the show becomes really uneven, but is mostly watchable (except for season 6, which was largely terrible).

Nah. The shift to the P90 was purely an Aesthetic thing because it looked futuristic. The prop company wanted to use it to start with, but MGM wanted the MP5 because it was used in the movie. The tone shift was because they brought on a new writing team in season 4, after Jonathan Glassner left.

Scatter: Hearts of Heroes Book 1 When Danny got promoted, she didn't expect the biggest mystery she would face to be why Focus, the local Superhero, is in love with her. But when a Supervillain knocks her thirty years into the past everything becomes clear, except why the Focus in the past can barely seem to tolerate her presence.

Scatter: Hearts of Heroes Book 1

My first novel. A lesbian Superhero adventure featuring dragons, aliens, time travel, found family and a slow burn forced proximity romance.

www.amazon.com/dp/B09SXLZZ1L/

Cool. I miss GA. NC is nice, but I'm a city girl by nature.

Naomi had a habit of hiding within digilife as a way to escape her problems. Effectively using it as a way to self medicate. I'm not sure if you've read Aether yet, but digilife plays a part in that book too, and the main character's relationship with it is much more healthy than Naomi's.

Digilife is meant to be very much like Second Life. It works a little bit differently, from a technical standpoint. (I know *WAY* to much about how the tech works because of reasons). As for the negative effects, I'm not saying VR is inherently bad, just that, like anything, it can be abused.

Not sure what your neck of the woods is, but at various times I've lived in Florida, Georgia, and Virginia. Currently in North Carolina. Glad you like the books.

Man, now I want Coogler to make a Werewolf movie. That should would be lit

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Soooon my first novel will be out into the world! I can't wait!

I mean, I can wait. I have to wait. But I don't *want* to wait.

This one has heaps of 🌶️, adventures, a bit of the ol' 🤔 philosophy, and just overall lots of fun.

What has she done now? I can't keep up.

Magneto, a character from the X-men comics states, in response to the statement “nobody’s talking about extermination” “No one ever talks about it. They just do it. And you go on with your lives, ignoring the signs all around you. And then one day, when the air is still and the night has fallen, they come for you.”

Every day that passes I become more convinced that Magneto was right.

Within the last year, they discovered a nutritional supplement for bees that seems to prevent colony collapses. If it pans out, we've solved a major environmental issue that could have led to human extinction.

A character from one of my upcoming novels.

Belladonna, owned by Molly Bragg LoSDraws

Driveby arting for @themollyjay.bsky.social's character Belladonna!

Venom is an example of a villain who evolved into a hero because he was popular with readers and writers decided to rehabilitate him. By contrast, Magneto evolved into a hero because every decade since Reagan it's harder and harder to pretend he's wrong

I can’t find the lie in this.