Dear all,

We have posted another chapter online, which explores the question of Star Trek's roots in the genre of science fiction. I hope you will enjoy it, and I am looking forward to your comments and suggestions.

There is more press for Trekonomics: Business Insider published a piece by yours truly yesterday. You can read it here: http://www.businessinsider.com/star-trek-says-dont-freak-about-robots-2015-8

Your support and enthusiasm are overwhelming. We are nearing the 2/3 marks towards our funding goal of 1,000 pre-orders. For those followers and casual readers who have not yet purchased their copies, I warmly recommend you to do so. Every order helps, every order is precious. 

We are currently working on several surprises for all of you. But I will keep it at that. 

In the meantime, for those who enjoy the sound of the human voice, I will be on the next installment of Scott McNulty's Random Trek podcast this week (https://www.theincomparable.com/randomtrek/). 

Until the next update, please keep spreading the word about the economics of Star Trek, and do not forget to pre-order your very own copies. We are almost there!

Live Long and Prosper,

Manu