Literary Treks - Page 5

Drago-Kazov · December 5 2012, 02:47 PM

I have to finish The Never-Ending Sacrifice then.

lvsxy808 · December 5 2012, 03:12 PM

Just subscribed and listened to the first two. Definitely enjoyed them! A great way to start the morning on my far-too-long drive to work. I thoroughly enjoyed the interviews, especially as I'm an aspiring writer myself so it's fascinating to hear their processes and techniques. (I haven't actually read most of Vanguard or Kirsten's VOY books yet, but I still found it interesting anyway.)

But I gotta say, the TyphOOn thing really made my suck my teeth and say "Ooh, nononono...." Especially as you were talking to one of the actual authors of said series at the time...

Please keep going, I'm looking forward to the next one!

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Patrick O'Brien · December 5 2012, 05:19 PM

Enterpriserules wrote:

Well, KRAD, Una and Mack are all on the calendar!

AWESOME!

Nice to see so many authors willing to talk about their work.

Enterpriserules · December 5 2012, 09:27 PM

Patrick O'Brien wrote:

Enterpriserules wrote:

Well, KRAD, Una and Mack are all on the calendar!

AWESOME!

Nice to see so many authors willing to talk about their work.

We are too, we want to give them a place to come and talk about their work. It is an honor to have them on the show!

Enterpriserules · December 12 2012, 02:34 PM

We are recording with Una tonight and will be talking Brinkmanship!

Patrick O'Brien · December 13 2012, 02:48 PM

^Awesome, as that is the book I am reading now

Enterpriserules · December 13 2012, 05:04 PM

Patrick O'Brien wrote:

^Awesome, as that is the book I am reading now

We had an amazing conversation! Can't wait for y'all to hear it in a couple weeks

Drago-Kazov · December 15 2012, 03:07 PM

Any chance of having Peter David on?

Enterpriserules · December 17 2012, 02:32 PM

Drago-Kazov wrote:

Any chance of having Peter David on?

I'd love to have all the authors on at one point, so working hard to get as many on as possible. Thanks for all the positive response with out support from the listeners, authors wouldn't want to come on.

KQuita · December 18 2012, 05:54 AM

I have to say that I think you guys are really onto something here. Between Yesterday and today I listen to the first 2 podcasts and feel the need to show my appreciation for the work you are doing. The quality of the Podcast is just 1st class. I especially enjoyed the 2nd one with Kirsten Beyer, the work she is doing on Voyager is great, but one disappointment is that were only going to get one new book a year it sounds like. Dayton was fantastic in his turn. I look forward KRAD's appearance. Make sure to wring every tidbit of Klingon info out of him. I really wish that they would reintroduce the Klingon Empire series, I loved it. I follow Keith on Facebook and hear of all of his works in progress and it's so very disappointing that he is not doing any new Trek.

JD · December 18 2012, 06:17 AM

I'm not usually one for petitions or things like that, but I'm almost tempted to start ones for bringing David McIntee and KRAD back to TrekLit.

Enterpriserules · December 18 2012, 02:41 PM

KQuita wrote:

I have to say that I think you guys are really onto something here. Between Yesterday and today I listen to the first 2 podcasts and feel the need to show my appreciation for the work you are doing. The quality of the Podcast is just 1st class. I especially enjoyed the 2nd one with Kirsten Beyer, the work she is doing on Voyager is great, but one disappointment is that were only going to get one new book a year it sounds like. Dayton was fantastic in his turn. I look forward KRAD's appearance. Make sure to wring every tidbit of Klingon info out of him. I really wish that they would reintroduce the Klingon Empire series, I loved it. I follow Keith on Facebook and hear of all of his works in progress and it's so very disappointing that he is not doing any new Trek.

Thank you for this! We are working hard to make this as good as it can be. KRAD was wonderful and Una was so much fun as well, so there is a lot coming up. And on top of that, we will talk Ongoing comics!

KQuita · December 18 2012, 02:51 PM

JD wrote:

I'm not usually one for petitions or things like that, but I'm almost tempted to start ones for bringing David McIntee and KRAD back to TrekLit.

I've thought of that myself, I would definitely sign that petition.

Patrick O'Brien · December 18 2012, 06:41 PM

JD wrote:

I'm not usually one for petitions or things like that, but I'm almost tempted to start ones for bringing David McIntee and KRAD back to TrekLit.

Sign me up too

Paris · December 18 2012, 06:45 PM

Patrick O'Brien wrote:

JD wrote:

I'm not usually one for petitions or things like that, but I'm almost tempted to start ones for bringing David McIntee and KRAD back to TrekLit.

Sign me up too

Another vote over here.

December 5 2012, 02:47 PM	#61
Drago-Kazov Fleet Captain	Re: Literary Treks I have to finish The Never-Ending Sacrifice then.

December 5 2012, 03:12 PM	#62
lvsxy808 Rear Admiral Location: London	Re: Literary Treks Just subscribed and listened to the first two. Definitely enjoyed them! A great way to start the morning on my far-too-long drive to work. I thoroughly enjoyed the interviews, especially as I'm an aspiring writer myself so it's fascinating to hear their processes and techniques. (I haven't actually read most of Vanguard or Kirsten's VOY books yet, but I still found it interesting anyway.) But I gotta say, the TyphOOn thing really made my suck my teeth and say "Ooh, nononono...." Especially as you were talking to one of the actual authors of said series at the time... Please keep going, I'm looking forward to the next one! . __________________ DS9-R fans! Want to know what happened after The Soul Key? Read Deep Space Nine, Season 10 All 22 eps also available here.

December 12 2012, 02:34 PM	#65
Enterpriserules Fleet Captain Location: Trek.fm	Re: Literary Treks We are recording with Una tonight and will be talking Brinkmanship! __________________ My Blog www.42lifeinbetween.wordpress.com as well as book reviewer for http://trek.fm/ as well as co-host of Literary Treks and The Orb

December 13 2012, 02:48 PM	#66
Patrick O'Brien Captain Location: Brooklyn NY	Re: Literary Treks ^Awesome, as that is the book I am reading now __________________ The bureaucratic mentality is the only constant in the universe. -Dr. McCoy, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home

December 15 2012, 03:07 PM	#68
Drago-Kazov Fleet Captain	Re: Literary Treks Any chance of having Peter David on?

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December 18 2012, 05:54 AM	#70
KQuita Lieutenant Location: Qo'noS settlement Earth	Re: Literary Treks I have to say that I think you guys are really onto something here. Between Yesterday and today I listen to the first 2 podcasts and feel the need to show my appreciation for the work you are doing. The quality of the Podcast is just 1st class. I especially enjoyed the 2nd one with Kirsten Beyer, the work she is doing on Voyager is great, but one disappointment is that were only going to get one new book a year it sounds like. Dayton was fantastic in his turn. I look forward KRAD's appearance. Make sure to wring every tidbit of Klingon info out of him. I really wish that they would reintroduce the Klingon Empire series, I loved it. I follow Keith on Facebook and hear of all of his works in progress and it's so very disappointing that he is not doing any new Trek.

December 18 2012, 06:17 AM	#71
JD Admiral Location: Arizona, USA	Re: Literary Treks I'm not usually one for petitions or things like that, but I'm almost tempted to start ones for bringing David McIntee and KRAD back to TrekLit. __________________ Over the course of many encounters and many years, I have successfully developed a standard operating procedure for dealing with big, nasty monsters. Run away. Me and Monty Python. Harry Dresden - Blood Rites (The Dresden Files #6)