Kathryn M. Drennan - Writings - Articles and Stories in Magazines

Articles and Stories in Magazines

  • "The Mind Withdrawn", short story published in the Star Trek fanzine, Galactic Discourse #1, Feb 1977.
  • "Rod Serling's Night Gallery" w/ J. Michael Straczynski, article in Twilight Zone Magazine, 3 issues, Mar - Aug 1985.
  • "A Show by Show Guide to Rod Serling's Night Gallery" w/ J. Michael Straczynski, article in Twilight Zone Magazine, 11 issues, Mar 1985 - Jun 1989.
  • "David Opatoshu and A Taste of Armageddon", article in Starlog, Jun 1987.
  • "Bill Paxton: The Howling Commando", article in Starlog, Jan 1988.
  • "Wil Wheaton: Acting Ensign", article in Starlog, Apr 1988.
  • "Jonathan Frakes: One on One", article in Starlog, Jun 1988.
  • "The Art of Night Gallery, article in Twilight Zone Magazine, Feb 1989.
  • "DeForest Kelley's Medical Plan", article in Starlog, Jun 1989.
  • "DeForest Kelley's Western Days", article in Starlog, Jul 1989.
  • "A Test of Character", article in Starlog, Dec 1989.

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