CTP (S3EOctSpecial12) Military Sci‑Fi, Faith, And The Human Condition
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CTP (S3EOctSpecial12) Military Sci‑Fi, Faith, And The Human Condition
[BOOKS / AUTHORS Weeks - Week 2 sub-episode 5 (Fri. 20251024)]
We sit down with Jeffrey H. Haskell to explore why military sci‑fi still hits hard: ships as characters, faith on the bridge, and the line between honor and horror. From Alaska to a thousand years ahead, we trace how real people behave when the stakes rise.
• Books Authors Weeks context and setup
• Jeffrey’s Alaska upbringing and Army background
• Late dyslexia discovery shaping writing craft
• What makes military sci‑fi distinct and durable
• Sci‑fi as a mirror for human nature and ethics
• Far‑future setting in our galaxy and its politics
• Faith on a warship with diverse beliefs aboard
• Star Trek influences, pain, and identity
• Villains with nuance and historical parallels
• Reading widely to build judgment and resilience
• Classic authors, censorship worries, and morals
• Ships as characters and classical prose choices
• Mystery‑box pitfalls and leadership realism
• Where to find Grimm’s War and author links JefferyHHaskel.com
A Short Story: A Lasting Legacy? book Trailer
Chapters
1. Books Authors Weeks Kicks Off (00:00:00)
2. Meet Author Jeffrey H. Haskell (00:01:39)
3. Alaska Roots And Storytelling (00:03:28)
4. Dyslexia, Writing, And Craft (00:06:10)
5. Defining Military Sci‑Fi (00:06:56)
6. Sci‑Fi As A Mirror For Humanity (00:09:29)
7. Setting: Far Future And Alliances (00:11:22)
8. Faith Aboard A Warship (00:13:12)
9. Star Trek, Pain, And Identity (00:17:11)
10. Authors, Characters, And Disagreement (00:20:43)
11. Reading Widely Builds Judgement (00:23:09)
12. Morals, Classics, And Censorship (00:25:46)
13. Spaceships As Characters (00:28:24)
14. Heinlein, History, And Self‑Policing (00:32:14)
15. Power, Politics, And Human Nature (00:35:29)
16. Lost, Leadership, And Realism (00:37:14)
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