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Jay P Hailey
Jay P. Hailey: Jay lives in Spokane Washington physically. Somewhere in Deep Space mentally. He is the compiler and writer of the Star Trek -- Outwardly Mobile setting. - Jay is an inveterate trekkie, role-playing game hobbyist, and cat-person. Jay has been inventing this for Trek role playing and then writing stories about them since 1983, with a long break between 1987 and 1994. - Jay lives with Sandra Hedlund, Barbara Hedlund, and two cats, Jenni-Purr and Purr-Bot. - Jay is currently celebrating his recent marriage to Sandi Hedlund, the tenth year of writing Star Trek: Outwardly Mobile, and anything else he can think of to celebrate. - Jay says: "I have always believed that the prose speaks for itself. Go read the stories."
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Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
Outwardly Mobile 29: Tough Choices
On an away team mission from Deep Space Ten, Garan Draxil must choose to abandon some of his crew or to break the Prime Directive.
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2005.06.29
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
Outwardly Mobile 30: The Klingon Way Out
The USS Discovery stumbles across a lost Earth Colony inside the Klingon Empire.
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2005.06.29
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
Star Trek: Outwardly Mobile 10: The Trudge
The Harrier will take three years to return home. Can the crew keep themselves sane that long? Captain Hailey learns a few of the secrets behind Harksain Varupuchu
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2005.06.29
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
17: The End
The Harrier returns home and her crew goes on to different assignments.
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2005.10.15
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
18: Deep Space Ten
Li'ira commands Deep Space Ten, has a crisis with the As'Taan and Starfleet Intelligence.
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2005.11.01
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Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
19: The Voyage of the Discovery
Captain Hailey and a new crew embark on a strange mission into deep space.
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2005.11.15
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
13: The Zantree
The Zantree are friendly towards the Federation, but badly threatened by the Kliges'chee. Can Captain Hailey help them survive the onslaught?
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2005.08.15
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
14: ZTA-1
The Harrier encounters a strange sentient world with ideas of its own for the fate of the crew.
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2005.09.01
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
15: The Rosette
What is the legacy of the ancient and doomed civilization of the Rosette?
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2005.09.15
Jay P Hailey
Outwardly Mobile
16: The Cube
The Harrier meets the Borg.
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2005.10.01
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