First time using MOC instructions for a 1972 Monte Carlo! Why can't cars look like this anymore IRL?

And finally... at least until after Starfleet Academy premieres...

...and a few more

More Star Trek Paintings

The first four in a series of Star Trek Canvas Prints I am making due to the severe shortage of "geek chic" artwork that exists... and yes, I know Legacy isn't canon... yet, but it sure as hell SHOULD be.

The Age of Lunarys returns. Galloway’s crew escaped the no-men, but the refugees they brought aboard may be even more dangerous. Chapter 6 is live... secrets, scars, and a storm closing in. Read now.

A mid-air ambush. A mysterious survivor.
As no-men swarm and systems fail, St. John fights to save his crew, while Judah uncovers tech no one in Lunarys should have. What they carried out of the Wastes… might change everything.

A collapsing building, a knife fight, and a new breed of No-Men. Judah scrambles to keep people alive, St. John refuses to die, and Tarek learns brute force doesn’t always win. By the end, one’s unconscious, no one’s happy, and the Wasteland is still a terrible place to visit.

Chapter 3 is live!

I used to think faith meant having all the answers. Now I think it’s more about asking better questions.

Wrote something about faith, doubt, and separating God from the institutions built in His name. If that resonates, you might want to check it out.

Marisol is running out of time. Tarek is closing in, the ruins are collapsing, and every escape is vanishing. St. John and Judah race toward them—but even they may be too late.

🔥 Read “The Collapse,” Chapter 2 of The Age of Lunarys, now live!

I started a Substack for personal essays, journal-style musings, and serialized fiction—because I miss stories that unfold over time. It’s free for now, just something I want to explore. Check it out if you're curious!

adamgragg.substack.com

What the wastes leave behind, the future must reclaim. My first fictional post.

Chapter 1 of Lunarys is live—where survival meets discovery, and the past refuses to stay buried.

Why Men Are So Lonely: A Reflection on Societal Expectations, Masculinity, and Connection
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