Delta Blues
Reviews and recaps of Star Trek:Voyager, and more
2026-November 4: Site redesign begins
I haven't touched this in years, but thought it might be nice to drag my UPN-era website into something resembling the late-mid 2020s. Stay tuned for more.
05/2010: Links fixed?
Well, it's been five years, so I guess it's time for another update. Thanks to those who pointed out the broken links; I think I've got the links to the reviews, at least, working again. If you see still-broken links, please let me know. As to the unfinished Season 7 reviews...I still get the occasional throat-clearing reminder, and I haven't yet given up on the idea of finishing them. Free time isn't what it used to be, but I still feel the need for closure.
05/2001: Series ends. 05/2005: Site Updated (kinda)
Now that Voyager is long since in the can and this site is long past its "up-to-date and relevant" status, I feel like using my home page as a design guinea pig, in the hope that not that many people are paying attention. Yet.
Don't fret - the review documents themselves will change very little. I may do some cleanup under the hood, but I still prefer the printable-text focus for the things that brought most of you here in the first place. During the transition, many of the links will go to the old-style pages.
If you're dead-set against using a 21st-century design to read 20th-century reviews of a 24th-century series...well, I'm not going to stop you. The straight-text index page can still be found here. But if you're willing to bear with me during the transition, I welcome feedback.
Future Plans
Ten years ago, during Voyager's maiden season, my reviews and my website were both laboratories. The series gave me something to write about; the website was a chance to do something with my first Internet account. Today, I'm driven by similar desires - to create, to practice, to learn. And perhaps, to share.
Voyager is no longer first-run, but it continues to find new fans. As long as I have web space, part of it will always belong to Delta Blues. But even as I fulfill my commitment to catch up on the last of the season-seven reviews, I'm itching to branch out into new areas. Some technical, some creative.
So...for now, this is a snapshot of a relaunch. I was tired of seeing the "oops, home page broke, follow this link" fronting seven years' of hard labor. It's going to start off pretty basic and generic, letting the legacy code (i.e. the reviews) speak for themselves.
If you're a long-time reader, welcome back. If you're new, welcome.
Jim