Changes: Anslem

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Anslem is a novel by Jake Sisko, which he began writing in 2372.

In that year, Jake was approached by Onaya, a non-corporeal psionic energy entity that "fed" on the creative minds of humanoids. She helped Jake channel his creativity into beginning Anslem until she had almost drained him to the point of death. Fortunately, Onaya was stopped by Benjamin Sisko, who told his son had written Anslem and Onaya had only brought out something which already existed in him. (DS9 episode: "The Muse")

Jake continued to work on Anslem, which was semi-autobiographical, into 2374. He had stopped and started the project several times. (DS9 novels: The Fall of Terok Nor, Inferno)

Jake still had reservations about the work even when he finished it, and it would be several years before he published it. He had done so by the early 25th century. Melanie had read it twice in one night before she visited him in New Orleans. (DS9 short story: "Revisited")

In an alternate timeline in which Benjamin Sisko was displaced from time by the subspace inversion of the Bajoran wormhole, Jake wrote Anslem in his house in New Orleans. Melanie had also read it twice in one night in that reality as well. (DS9 episode: "The Visitor")

Anslem was considered to be an acclaimed piece of literature in the 25th century. (STO novel: The Needs of the Many)

External link

Anslem article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

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-'''Anslem''' is a novel by [[Jake Sisko]], which he began writing in [[2372]].
+'''''Anslem''''' is a [[literature|novel]] by [[Jake Sisko]], which he began writing in [[2372]].
-In that year, he was approached by [[Onaya]], a non-corporeal [[psionic energy]] entity that "fed" on the creative minds of humanoids. She helped Jake channel his creativity into beginning ''Anslem'' until she had almost drained him to the point of death. Fortunately, Onaya was stopped by [[Benjamin Sisko]], who told his son had written ''Anslem'' and Onaya had only brought out something which already existed in him. ({{e|DS9|The Muse}})
+In that year, Jake was approached by [[Onaya]], a non-corporeal [[psionic energy]] entity that "fed" on the creative minds of humanoids. She helped Jake channel his creativity into beginning ''Anslem'' until she had almost drained him to the point of death. Fortunately, Onaya was stopped by [[Benjamin Sisko]], who told his son had written ''Anslem'' and Onaya had only brought out something which already existed in him. ({{e|DS9|The Muse}})
 Jake continued to work on ''Anslem'', which was semi-autobiographical, into [[2374]]. He had stopped and started the project several times. ({{n|DS9|The Fall of Terok Nor|Inferno}})
 Jake still had reservations about the work even when he finished it, and it would be several years before he published it. He had done so by the early [[25th century]]. [[Melanie]] had read it twice in one night before she visited him in [[New Orleans]]. ({{ss|DS9|Revisited}})
+In an alternate timeline in which Benjamin Sisko was displaced from time by the [[subspace inversion]] of the [[Bajoran wormhole]], Jake wrote ''Anslem'' in his house in New Orleans. Melanie had also read it twice in one night in that reality as well. ({{e|DS9|The Visitor}})
 ''Anslem'' was considered to be an acclaimed piece of literature in the 25th century. ({{n|STO|The Needs of the Many}})
+==External link==
-''In an alternate timeline in which Benjamin Sisko was displaced from time by the [[subspace inversion]] of the [[Bajoran wormhole]], Jake wrote ''Anslem'' in his house in New Orleans. Melanie had also read it twice in one night in that reality as well''. ({{e|DS9|The Visitor}})
+* {{memoryalpha}}
-==Connections==
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