Lancer Kind

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Star Trek rebooted, now it’s Star Wars

15 December, 2015 (09:15) | Uncategorized | By: Lancer Kind

As a fan and author of science fiction, I take my genre seriously as a wine snob would choosing which red to drink with dinner. Knowing what science fiction is and isn’t helps guide my hand in the craft. While in China, I met up with film producer/director Hal Dace. He took a break from […]

Change the world, one cup at a time!

11 February, 2015 (23:30) | Uncategorized | By: Lancer Kind

You remember how your mother kept saying that, “anything is possible,” that, “if you work hard you can achieve anything.” And then when you rearranged the living room to play soccer behind the couch, you discovered that Mom had a lot of “qualifiers” for “anything is possible.” Well, I want to share with you something […]

(No Spoilers) Star Trek Into Darkness, will it be Spectacle or Spectacular?

23 April, 2013 (06:47) | Uncategorized | By: Lancer Kind

Did you enjoy the 2009 Star Trek movie where JJ Abrams made his mark? Did you view the mark as a blemish or a crest? Review Why Trekkies hate the ’09 Star Trek movie to refresh the mind because science fiction pundits Lancer Kind and Hal Dace are going it again with this pre movie […]

Save a world for $4.99

29 March, 2013 (23:17) | Uncategorized | By: Lancer Kind

Save a world from awful naming! NASA discovered an M class planet (means Earth-like) less than 5 light years away, over half of the distance of our previous favorite place to put an overflow parking lot. But how would you like to live on a world saddled with a crappy name as Alpha Centauri Bb? […]

Dukes of Hazzard, literally a modern day fairy tale

23 August, 2012 (15:08) | Uncategorized | By: Lancer Kind

You remember those Duke boys? Of course you do if you’re at least 37 years old. Though with the recent Dukes of Hazzard movie, there’s a whole new generation of fans of Duke-dom. The Dukes enjoyed worldwide viewership and was an American icon. (In the ’80s, I heard reports that people in Portugal thought that […]