u/DragonRoar87

so my dad sent me a flyer for hadestown auditions near us and when i looked up the auditions page all they said about the dance auditions was that you needed to bring clothes you could move in and jazz shoes or sneakers.

this is my first time doing this and I'm confused. do I bring my own choreography or will they give me one when I get there?

EDIT: thanks all! my friends are encouraging me to do it for the plot so even though it might be too ambitious for a first audition I'll be trying for Eurydice at the end of the month!

I hesitate to use the term "lost media," as I feel as though it's been oversaturated, but I'm beginning to genuinely fear the short stories only published in digital editions of the *Star Trek Explorer* magazine now cannot be read except by those people who were subscribed to the digital edition back when it was being published.

For those unaware, *Star Trek Explorer* was a magazine that was published up until December of 2024. It included interviews and behind-the-scenes content and yes, short stories. While some were published in both the digital and physical editions of each issue, some were only published in the digital edition. These include stories such as "Freeblade" by David Mack and "The Needs of the Many" by Rich Handley.

However, with the cancellation of the magazine, it's become extremely difficult to find. Titan Comics has removed it from its website, local book and comic stores will not have it in stock, and while it's very possible I simply didn't look hard enough, I could not find it online. I was only able to find scanned copies of the digital editions of issues #6 through #14 through my local library's Libby app, and in the event that the app goes down or *Explorer* is removed from it, those issues will become lost to me as well. Not to mention that issues #1 through #5, as well as every issue from the decades it was in publication before rebranding as *Explorer,* I simply could not find. I worry that all the content in those issues might no longer be available.

And while *some* digital-exclusive short stories were collected in physical omnibuses (omnibi?) later, many were not. It's these I fear may be lost. In short, I write to ask if anybody has any information on where I can find the digital editions of *Explorer.* I'd like to find a way to archive them if at all possible.