MAURICE MOLYNEAUX

PUBLISHING

BOOK CONSULTATION

• Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan: The Making of the Classic Film, September 2023, consultant

• Pac-Man, Birth of an Icon, 2021, credited Editorial Consultant & interview subject

• Star Trek Lost Scenes, 2018, consultant

• Racing the Beam: The Atari Video Computer System, Atari Adventure map

/Film

• Breaking Down the Best and Worst Predator Fan Theories, April 2024

• What the Predator Movies Look Like Without Special Effects, March 2024

• The Good Place Ending Explained: Whenever You're Ready, March 2024

• https://www.slashfilm.com/613494/the-good-place-ending-explained-take-it-sleazy/

• What Edge of Tomorrow Looks Like Without Special Effects, February 2024

• The Most Underrated Sci-Fi Movies Of 2023, December 2023

• Alternate Sci-Fi Villain Designs That Would've Blown Everyone Away, December 2023

• The Most Controversial Deaths In Sci-Fi TV History, November 2023

• What These Iconic Sci-Fi Movies Look Like Without Special Effects, October 2023

• 14 Mistakes You Never Noticed In The Twilight Zone, September 2023

• Why These Star Trek Actors Really Left The Franchise, September 2023

• 14 Times Star Trek Broke The Mold, August 2023

• 13 Ways Star Wars and Star Trek Are Way Too Similar, July 2023

• Every Secret Agent From The Mission: Impossible Films Ranked, July 2023

• 13 Songs Cut From Movie Soundtracks For Unusual Reasons, June 2023

• 14 Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Characters We'd Like To Ship Out With For Season 2, June 2023

• Every Main Character In Battlestar Galactica Ranked Worst To Best, January 2023

• The 21 Best Star Trek Original Series Episodes, Ranked, October 2022

• Every Version Of The USS Enterprise Ranked Worst To Best, August 2022

FACT TREK

With Michael Kmet

StarTrek﹒com

• William Ware Theiss In and Out of Uniform, May 2020

WhatCulture/TREKCULTURE

• 10 Dumbest Things in the Animated Star Trek, UPCOMING

• 10 Dumbest Things in the Original Star Trek, March 2024

• 10 Dumbest Things in Star Trek Beyond, March 2024

• 10 Dumbest Things in Star Trek Into Darkness, January 2024

• 10 Dumbest Things in Star Trek (2009), January 2024

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek Nemesis, November 2023

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek Insurrection, October 2023

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek First Contact, June 2023

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek Generations, June 2023

• Who Framed Roger Rabbit: 13 Easter Eggs & References You Probably Missed, November 2022

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, June 2022

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek V: The Final Frontier, June 2022

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, June 2022

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek III: The Search for Spock, April 2022

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, March 2022

• 15 More Things You Didn’t Know About Star Trek III: The Search For Spock, March 2022 *

• 14 Dumbest Things In Star Trek The Motion Picture, February 2020

• 9 Times Mr. Spock Got A Power-Up, April 2020

  *—Co-authored with Michael Kmet

Game Developer Magazine

• Article: Coding without a Net, Nov. 2001 (with R.Venkataraman, wayne a lee & Dale Crowley)

ACM SIGgraph Magazine

• Graphics on the Wayback Machine, Vol.32 No.2, May 1998

MORPH’S OUTPOST MAGAZINE

"Animation" column (12 issues)

• The Tried, the True, and the Trite, Nov. 1993

• Slow Down, You're Movin' Too Fast, Mar. 1994

• Beavis and Byte-Head, May 1994

• State of the Artist, Aug. 1994

• Performance Anxieties, Sept. 1994

• Personality $ells, Oct. 1994

• Acting Speaks Louder than Words, Nov. 1994

• Lip-Stync, Dec. 1994

• Art Misdirection, Apr. 1995

• Donkey See, Donkey Do, May 1995

• Pac to the Drawing Board, June 1995

• Personality Infusion, Aug. 1995

STAR TREK:THE NEXT GENERATION MAGAZINE

• Yesterday’s Fan: Interview: Story Editor Ronald D. Moore, Feb. 1991

ANIMATION MAGAZINE

• Computer Animation Hardware, Vol. 3, Issue 1, Summer 1989 (with Seth Olitzky)

• Compubabble, Vol. 3, Issue 4, January 1990

COMPUTER GAMING WORLD

• The Graphics "Are" the Interface, June 1991

VIDEO GAMES & COMPUTER ENTERTAINMENT MAGAZINE

Feature Articles

• Video & Computer Game Design, Dec. 1989

• Is it Live, or is it Cyberspace?, Jan. 1990

"Gaming On The Go" (handheld video game column)

• Gaming on the Go, July 1990

• Game Boy Grab Bag, Aug. 1990

• Game Boy Goodies & Three for the Lynx, Sept. 1990

• Holiday Handhelds, Oct. 1990

• The Game's the Thing, Nov. 1990

• Joypad Jinxes of Luggable Lynxes, Dec. 1990

• New Toys on Game Boys, Jan. 1991

• The Hyper Heiankyo Boxing Paperboys, Mar. 1991

• Robo-Rampaging Mercenaries of Shanghi, Apr. 1991

• Gearing Up for New Games, May 1991

• Game Boy Gear, June 1991

• At Long Last Lynx, July 1991

• Adventures in Cuteness, Sept. 1991

COMPUTER SHOPPER

• Product review: Spectrum 512, (issue number unknown)

A.N.A.L.O.G. COMPUTING & ST-LOG

Contributing Editor

• Pixel Perfect, ANALOG Computing Issue 47, Oct. 1986

• Modem Max: The Baud Warrior, ANALOG Computing Issue 53, Apr. 1987

• A Baudy Tale: or A Beginner's Guide to Telecommunications, ST-Log Issue 13, Apr. 1987

• Page Perfect, ST-Log Issue 17, Sept. 1987

• Mice-Conceptions New mouse pointer shapes, ST-Log Issue 18, April 1988

• The Northeast Atari Fair New England's First Atari Fair (with Andy Eddy & Charles F. Johnson), ST-Log Issue 18, Apr. 1988

• Review: Monitor Master, ST-Log Issue 20, June 1988

• A Broad Spectrum An interview with the team behind Spectrum 512 (with Andy Eddy), ST-Log Issue 22, Aug. 1988

• Review: The Advanced OCP Art Studio, ST-Log Issue 22, Aug. 1988

• Review: ST Realtizer, ST-Log Issue 23, Sept. 1988

• Footnotes The Disaster Magnet, ST-Log Issue 30, Apr. 1989

• Review Art & Film Director, ST-Log Issue 31, May 1989

• Review ScanArt and DrawArt, ST-Log Issue 31, May 1989

• ST Gameshelf review: StarRay, ST-Log Issue 36, Oct. 1989

• ST Gameshelf review: Star Wars, ST-Log Issue 36, Oct. 1989

• ST Gossip from Hollywood, USA, ANALOG Computing, Dec. 1989 (pseudonym)

The Animation Stand series

• Groundwork, ST-Log Issue 29, Mar. 1989

• Brain Storming, ST-Log Issue 30, Apr. 1989

• Storyboarding, ST-Log Issue 31, May 1989

• Boarding Stories, ST-Log Issue 33, June 1989

• Design For Living, ST-Log Issue 34, July 1989

• There's the Windup, ST-Log Issue 35B, Sept. 1989  *erroneously numbered 35 on the cover

• Techniques, ST-Log Issue 36 — Oct. 1989

• Special Effects, ANALOG Computing, Nov. 1989

(A 10th and final installment paid for but never printed because the magazine ceased publication)

Step 1 Column

• Hard Wares, ST-Log Issue 11, Feb. 1987

• Soft Wares, ST-Log Issue 12, Mar. 1987

• Cracking GEM, ST-Log Issue 13, Apr. 1987

• Customizing the GEM desktop, ST-Log Issue 14, May 1987

• Loose Ends, ST-Log Issue 15, June 1987

• Loose Ends II, ST-Log Issue 16, July/Aug. 1987

• Processed Prose, ST-Log Issue 17, Sept. 1987

• Test Drive Taking your printer out for a spin!, ST-Log Issue 18, Apr. 1988

• The Hard Facts: A look under the hood-part 1, ST-Log Issue 19, May 1988

• The Hard Facts, Pt. II: A further look under the hood, ST-Log Issue 20, June 1988

• Hard Facts: More Baudy Tales, ST-Log Issue 21, July 1988

• Customizing the GEM Desktop Too!, ST-Log Issue 23, Sept. 1988

• Playing Games with Graphics, ST-Log Issue 24, Oct. 1988

• Of Mice and Megabytes - Part I: The Initial Trek, ST-Log Issue 25, Nov. 1988

• Of Mice and Megabytes - Part II: Mice Follies, ST-Log Issue 26, Dec. 1988

• New and Improved, ST-Log Issue 27, Jan. 1989

• Tools Of the Trade, ST-Log Issue 28, Feb. 1989

• Danger Zone, ST-Log Issue 29, Mar. 1989

• Understanding Atari GDOS — Part 1, ST-Log Issue 30, Apr. 1989

• Understanding Atari GDOS — Part 2, ST-Log Issue 31, May 1989

• Make Mine Music, ST-Log Issue 33, June 1989

• Making Mixed Mirages Work, ST-Log Issue 34, July 1989

• The Danger of Power Tools, ST-Log Issue 35, Aug. 1989

• The First Step, ST-Log Issue 35B*, Sept. 1989  *erroneously numbered 35 on the cover

BOOK CONTRIBUTIONS

• Video Games & Computer Entertainment Complete Guide to Nintendo Games. Published by Howard Sams, 1990. One of several contributors.

• The Best of Trek #13, "You Will NOT Believe a Starship Can Fly", Signet books, 1988

• Turbo C++ Games and More, by Clayton Walnum. Published by Howard Sams, 1994. Contributed material for chapter on graphics design.

  • Reprinted as appendices in Clayton Walnum's books Dungeons of Discovery [QUE, 1995], and Windows 95 Game SDK Strategy Guide, QUE, 1995

Web

• Head to head: Colecovision vs. Atari 5200: Hardware Comparison, AtariHQ, c.1996

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