What is New

4/22/06 - The next essay in the Harry Potter series is up. This time it's Twos, featuring Hagrid, Molly, and Umbridge.

3/29/06 - There's a new essay up about the long-neglected Ones, in this case, a group of Ones from the Harry Potter books. You may also notice the link will take you to a newly-launched LiveJournal archive for enneagram essays old and new. Please feel free to use the comment feature to add your thoughts!

7/4/04 -

We have a guest essay: In response to my article on Smallville's Lex Luthor, a reader contributed an interesting take on Jonathan Kent as a counterphobic Six parent.
Also, it's about time I wrote something about Ones. Who should it be? Go here to see the possibilities I'm considering, both Star Trek and other, and vote for who you'd like to read about next. The winner will be my next essay.
Finally, a couple of additions to the non-Trek miscellany page.

5/27/04 - I'm adding a new section to the site! For those times when non-Trek inspiration strikes, this will be a collection of enneagram essays related to other sci-fi/fantasy worlds. Find the section here. The inaugural essay: Lex Luthor on Smallville.

2/25/04 - There's a new essay on Damar of Deep Space Nine. Also, there are a few changes to the Non-Trek enneagram miscellany page, including some ideas on Harry Potter characters.

3/2/03 - Fours, fours, fours: The newest essay is about Garak on Deep Space Nine. If that's not enough Fours for you, you may want to check out my new article for the Electric Enneagram about the Fourish-ness of the world of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" and "Angel." Finally, I designed an enneagram logo to put on T-shirts and other fun stuff that you can buy at the new Enneagram Shop. Check it out!

1/25/03 - My friend Maria gave me a fabulous Christmas present: My very own domain name. From now on, the official address for Star Trek & the Enneagram will be www.enneatrek.com. Thanks, Maria! (Check out her website for Kate Mulgrew and "Tea at Five" at www.teaatfive.com.) And thanks to Noah for continuing to host Star Trek & the Enneagram. Another update: The Non-Trek enneagram miscellany page has been revamped, and now includes "Buffy" and "Angel" characters.

2/23/02 - I've made changes to the main list added a few characters from TOS and Enterprise, and moved some people around. A major change of mind is that a reader convinced me that Janeway is a One. So the essay on Voyager's Two now only about Neelix. Now I have to write about Janeway all over again! Also, please note that the site's url has changed: It's now at http://home.kc.rr.com/nsturr1/index.html.

3/17/01 - At long last: Q! Also, after much debate, a friend finally convinced me that Garak is a Four, not a Three. So I made that change in the main list. And a reader offered the suggestion that Joe Carey is Voyager's Three, and I agreed and made that change as well.

9/20/00 - Instead of writing something for my own site, I got distracted and wrote a piece on Oscar Romero for Clarence Thomson's Electric Enneagram newsletter. Now that I've got that out of my system, I'll take on Q soon. Really!

7/10/00 - At long last, Kes. Fury sort of put me off the task, but eventually I got over it, at least enough to write the essay. Next stop: Q! (No promises as to when.)

5/11/00 - I had been searching for that perfect Four quote to go with the essay on Voyager's Doctor, and the excellent episode Life Line provided me with one. Plus, in that episode, Dr. Louis Zimmerman showed his Five colors more clearly than he did in Dr. Bashir, I Presume. So on he goes on the main list.

3/20/00 - The next Voyager Nine: Harry Kim. I don't plan to write about Kes until after her upcoming guest appearance.

3/15/00 - Pictures from a Star Trek convention in Kansas City, Mo., that I attended last weekend.

3/1/00 - Too many Nines, all of them opening credits folks! I finally decided to deal with Voyager's Nines in more manageable chunks -- one character at a time. The first to be finished is Chakotay. And speaking of too many of any given type on one series, I added Eddington and Weyoun to the stable of Deep Space Nine's Threes on the main list. Indeed, where would DS9 be without their Machiavellian machinations (or Julian fretting about various ganglionic nerves)?

2/28/00 - An addition to the non-Trek miscellany list: an article I wrote about John Lennon for the Spring 1997 Enneagram Educator. Back to Star Trek soon. I swear.

2/21/00 - I'm still working on those elusive Nines of Voyager, but in the meantime, I put up a little list of non-Trek enneagram miscellany, just for fun.

2/2/00 - An essay on a few of Voyager's Eights -- Seven of Nine, Seska, and guest bad guy Tieran.

1/10/00 - There's a new essay on Tuvok and Lon Suder, Voyager's Fives. It includes some musings on enneatyping alien cultures and a little bit of Spock.

1/2/00 - The latest essay is on Tom Paris, Voyager's Seven. Also, after I saw Meld the other night, Lon Suder, everyone's favorite serial killer, joined Tuvok in the ranks of Voyager's Fives on the big list. An essay on those two will be forthcoming.

12/30/99 - There's a new essay on Voyager's Fours. Also, some new stuff was added to the links page. Happy New Year!

12/24/99 - At the moment, everything is new! But in the future, this will be the place to see what essays have been added, so let's direct you to the very first essay, on Voyager's Twos. Enjoy!