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To boldly go … ‘Star Trek’ celebrates 60 years – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Michigan State University alumnus Michael DeMeritt has fond memories of working as the first assistant director on “Star Trek: Voyager” and “Star Trek: Enterprise,” both of which are part of the greater “Star Trek” franchise that turned 60 earlier this month. He got to meet the very best people in their respective professions — the best actors, the best crew members, the best stunt performers, the best extras. “I’ve seen (‘Voyager’ stars) Robert Beltran and Ethan Phillips having comedy wars that
A.C. Fisher Aldag blends several genres in debut novel – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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For author A.C. Fisher Aldag, it was challenging to find a publisher willing to take on a book that combined fantasy, romance, adventure, magical realism and Celtic history. Fortunately, she discovered City Owl Press in Staten Island, New York, which published her debut novel, “Woman Afraid of Water.” “City Owl Press was the perfect fit!” said Fisher Aldag, who lives in Bangor, Michigan, with her husband of 44 years. A Kalamazoo native, Fisher Aldag holds a bachelor’s degree in journalism from W
Living the dream: MSU alum publishes award-winning graphic novel based on his grandmother – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Before his grandfather Gene Overholt died, English teacher and two-time Michigan State University alumnus Jason Douglas promised him that the graphic novel he was writing based on his late grandmother Betty Jane Johnson would be published. Douglas, 49, of Northville, kept that promise. Yet his road to publication has been just as remarkable as his grandmother’s story, which occurred in Plymouth during World War II. In 2023, Douglas self-published “Jane American,” illustrated by Annie Wright. Tod
Dog days of summer book roundup – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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Like it always does, summer has breezed by. If you’re planning one last family outing or trip to the beach before school resumes, you might want to consider bringing one of the following gripping new reads … “You’ll Be Sorry,” by Lisa Gardner (Grand Central Publishing, $30): Critics have called Lisa Gardner’s latest thriller the perfect spooky end-of-summer read. It includes an abandoned house, a witch and a family of six who disappeared 30 years ago. Plus, it’s from the mind of a master storyte
Former Michigan judge releases debut novel – Lansing City Pulse (opens the original)
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When former Michigan administrative law judge Renée Ozburn began writing personal essays for various media outlets, a number of them addressed the unwanted significance of race in her life. That topic went on to inspire her debut novel, “Unwanted Significance” (Black Rose Writing, $19.95), which releases Thursday (Aug. 13). “I’m fascinated by the eternal phenomenon of people who are academically and professionally successful yet frequently failing in personal relationships,” said Ozburn, who spl
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