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Mark Anderson. Forger of image, sound and iron. Co-proprietor of AnderWolfe Farmstead & Forge in Amboy, WA.
In past lives, I’ve worked in most aspects of book publishing (Bookpeople, Ten Speed Press, University of California, Insight Editions, Parallax) as a designer and sales/marketing guy. Moved to video production for tech and mostly worked with VMware. Now I’m building a farmstead and forge in Southern Washington and making knives and other tools in addition to digital sparklies.

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in startrek@startrek.website•*Permanently Deleted*

@Stamets Huh. I didn’t catch that, probably because I spent most of the first season gobsmacked by what they were doing. Had to pause for a second to confirm if you were actually Paul as I kinda used to know him when I worked at his publisher.

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in startrek@startrek.website•*Permanently Deleted*

@Stamets I thought naming the lead engineer after the foremost authority on mushrooms showed a remarkable amount of commitment to the utterly bonkers tech. There’s a ‘anything can happen day” quality to the show that really helped the 60 year old franchise.

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in startrek@startrek.website•An excellent thread on why to save Star Trek: Prodigy

@rdviii @jdavidnet @billmason @startrek My favorite example of that is the shift between Alien and Aliens. Alien, which came out before Reagan was elected, was a single alien hunting everyday people while (after) Aliens was a squad of ubermenchen hunting a horde of aliens.

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