The title is a misdirection. Douglas Coupland has not to my knowledge written any Star Trek.
I'd entertained the idea of doing a different blog project after this one. The idea was to re-read things I read in the 90s and see how the books held up and explore then and now, yadda yadda. For reasons too numerous and uninteresting to get into, I decided not to do it, but I got a good ways down the road before doing so. One of the guys with whom I made a significant incursion down memory lane (andcheating supplementing with some things I hadn't read until now, namely Generation A and Hey Nostradamus, both of which I greatly enjoyed) before calling it quits was Coupland.
I felt like doing something with just a handful of the quotes I enjoyed along the way. All of the text below is from Girlfriend in a Coma, Life After God, and Shampoo Planet.
(I'm not a graphic designer nor am I possessed of any special skills in that area, so please excuse bad fonts or color choices.)
Ah, there were so many that didn't make the cut. I am ashamed. Here are a couple more:
And my two favorites:
All of the above offered in the most genuflecting manner possible to both Doug Coupland and Trek. The source material deserves any praise; my associations and appropriations deserve any blame.
I'd entertained the idea of doing a different blog project after this one. The idea was to re-read things I read in the 90s and see how the books held up and explore then and now, yadda yadda. For reasons too numerous and uninteresting to get into, I decided not to do it, but I got a good ways down the road before doing so. One of the guys with whom I made a significant incursion down memory lane (and
I felt like doing something with just a handful of the quotes I enjoyed along the way. All of the text below is from Girlfriend in a Coma, Life After God, and Shampoo Planet.
(I'm not a graphic designer nor am I possessed of any special skills in that area, so please excuse bad fonts or color choices.)
Ah, there were so many that didn't make the cut. I am ashamed. Here are a couple more:
And my two favorites:
All of the above offered in the most genuflecting manner possible to both Doug Coupland and Trek. The source material deserves any praise; my associations and appropriations deserve any blame.
Yeah, the last one is my favorite.
ReplyDeleteI have zero familiarity with Coupland, but I got chuckles aplenty out of this post.
ReplyDeleteJust shared this with friends/fellow Coupland fans. You rock :)
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