Commander of KAG's E-Corps Commanding Officer of IKV Dark Justice Proctor of House Tasighor Author of Fiction and Commentary Webmaster of The Authorized Klin Zha Homepage Webmaster of The Camp Dover Homepage Weapon and Metal Smith Imperial Spy and Assassin |
"I joined the crew of the Dark Justice in 1992 as Intelligence Officer and quickly rose in both rank and position to be Commander Kerge's second in command. I then moved on to found and administer The Authorized Klin Zha Homepage and the homepage for the Camp Dover Peace Conference. In 1998 I accepted command of the Klingon Assault Group's ELINT Fleet and in 2002 I passed that on to another to take command of KAG's E-Corps. Creative talents include writing (both fiction and non-fiction) and the metal casting of medals and weapons."
Click here to read of Kordite's adventures in Klingon fandom.
Click here to read of the "fictional" Kordite, and imperial spy and assassin.
The source for the Klingon game of Klin Zha, inspired by John Ford's novel "The Final Reflection" and realized by Korath.
"Alien vs. Klingon" |
"Self Portrait" |
"M'Lara, Daughter of Kroft" |
"At one time I worked at the Carnegie Science Center. The Carnegie is the only science center in the United States with a working foundry, a testament to Pittsburgh's metal crafting heritage. I was encouraged to do new and interristing things and naturally migrated to making Klingon medals, pins, weapons and other miscelania. A new manager changed that because she didn't like the way things were so, eventually, I got fired for doing things the way I had been trained and encouraged. Kordite's Metal Things died."
"I am exploring the possibility of constructing a furnace and foundry in my back yard to start making metal things again. Stay tuned."
"Half of the lies. . . " | "That guy with the whip" by Tinoh sutai-Klaada |
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"Anime Con Id Badge" by Robert DeJesus |
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