avg_rating: 3.87
name: Scott Pearson
about: Scott Pearson was first published in 1987 with “The Mailbox,” a Minnesota Monthly Tamarack Award winner about an elderly farming couple. In the decades since, he has published a smattering of humor, poetry, short stories, novellas, magazine articles, and nonfiction. A Star Trek fan since the early 1970s, Scott has had three Trek stories published by Simon &amp; Schuster: “Full Circle” in Strange New Worlds VII, “Terra Tonight” in Strange New Worlds 9, and “Among the Clouds” in The Sky’s the Limit. His Star Trek novella Honor in the Night is in the anthology Myriad Universes: Shattered Light and his second novella is the e-book exclusive The More Things Change, a story of Doctor Chapel and Spock.He has had poetry published in the online magazine Scott Pearson was first published in 1987 with “The Mailbox,” a Minnesota Monthly Tamarack Award winner about an elderly farming couple. In the decades since, he has published a smattering of humor, poetry, short stories, novellas, magazine articles, and nonfiction. A Star Trek fan since the early 1970s, Scott has had three Trek stories published by Simon &amp; Schuster: “Full Circle” in Strange New Worlds VII, “Terra Tonight” in Strange New Worlds 9, and “Among the Clouds” in The Sky’s the Limit. His Star Trek novella Honor in the Night is in the anthology Myriad Universes: Shattered Light and his second novella is the e-book exclusive The More Things Change, a story of Doctor Chapel and Spock.He has had poetry published in the online magazines Strange Horizons and Down in the Cellar and in the print magazine Paper Crow. As an editor, Scott has worked on such books as Tales from a Tin Can: The USS Dale from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay, which received a starred review in Publishers Weekly, and Will to Murder: The True Story Behind the Crimes &amp; Trials Surrounding the Glensheen Killings, which was featured on Dominick Dunne’s Power, Privilege, and Justice series on Court TV. His freelance editorial work has included a variety of Star Trek-related projects, including novels, short stories, and role-playing games. Scott lives in personable St. Paul, Minnesota, near the mighty Mississippi River, fabled in story and song, with his wife, Sandra, and daughter, Ella. ...more