Even though the strike is over, we had a few more “Adopt A Writer” interviews still to be posted and my interview with Lisa Klink was one of them. See below for my intro to Lisa and then follow the link to the full interview over at the Adopt A Writer website.

When Lisa Klink approached us about being adopted, I jumped on the chance to interview her. Not only am I a huge fan of Lisa’s TV credits (Star Trek: Voyager, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, and Roswell to name a few), I’ve also been enjoying her blog since she started it last June. And, in fact, I had actually met her on the picket lines during the first fan day back in November. It was an honor to meet her and an even bigger honor to interview her for this project.

Before I go any further, I have to apologize for taking so long to get this interview posted. Lisa was kind enough to talk to me back in the beginning of February and I feel bad that it’s taken this long to share what she had to say. We were just finishing up our interview as the Guild was preparing to vote on ending the strike. I didn’t want the interview to get lost amidst that news and then life, as it often does, interfered. But we’re finally getting it posted and I hope you’ll enjoy getting to know Lisa as much as I did.

As a writer who works primarily in television in the genres of sci-fi and action, Lisa’s many credits include Flash Gordon, Painkiller Jane, Missing, Roswell, The Fearing Mind, Martial Law, Earth: Final Conflict, Hercules: The Legendary Journeys, Buzz Lightyear of Star Command, Star Trek: Voyager, and Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. In addition to television, Lisa’s also written a feature film, comics, CD-ROM games, and even a themed attraction. Since Lisa has a great summary of how she got started in the business on her website along with the story of her very first produced episode, I decided to skip those questions and get right to the nitty-gritty…

Read the full Lisa Klink interview.