I just got a copy of Dayton's TNG: Armageddon's Arrow. Started it, and liking it so far. Did notice a mistake on page 32...it's implied that it's only been 3 years from the events of Destiny, when the historian's note clearly states that this story takes place in January 2386, which is just under 5 years since Destiny, which was is in February 2381. I'm a tad bit nitpicky I guess
Just ordered New Frontier - Mehr als Götter (German edition of Gods above). Also ordered Seven Deadly Sins.
Star Trek New Visions #6 "Resistance" by John Byrne. Perhaps not the best Borg story but to me it was well done while retaining the classic series atmosphere. Of course it was another 'we'll never say their name' situation but I actually did not mind it that much. In general these photo novel comics Byrne has been producing turned out better than I first thought they would. I am actually pleasantly surprised.
My copies of Gene Roddenberry's Star Trek: The Original Cast Adventures and The Star Trek Universe: Franchising the Final Frontier by Douglas Brode and Shea T. Brode arrived from Amazon.ca yesterday. Saved quite a bit by preordering a couple of months ago.
Peter David's New Frontier - Mehr als Götter (Gods Above). I like the cover, even M'Ress. On the other hand I'm not familiar with TAS. http://www.cross-cult.de/titel/star-trek-new-frontier-12.html
I got my copy of Star Trek Sce Wounds. I really like the first 2 stories took place on ds9 and we had Kira, Ro Laren, Elias Vaughn and other familiar characters like Jadzia Dax being in a story was a nice surprise. Kilana you'll like the ds9 characters stories in the Seven Deadly sins trilogy. Mu Ben Sisko's story was one of my favorite stories in that story collection.
Finally, after almost three weeks of waiting due to a postal strike, Greg Cox' The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh - Vol. 1 (Eugenic Wars), German edition, has arrived. *****jumping around like and idiot*****
Kilana enjoy your Khan novels they're well written and you'll enjoy them. All of the Khan novels are really exciting.
I already enjoyed Assignment: Eternity, so this will be fun. I'm just relieved, that the Khan book wasn't lost beyond recovery.
"Greetings from Galaxy Bookshop! We now have in stock for you: Sacraments of Fire by David R George III." Cool! Sydney, Australia!
I've picked up Kalte Berechnung - Die Beständigkeit der Erinnerung (Cold Equations - Persistence of Memory) by David Mack at my local book store. And Amazon has delivered Vulcan's Soul I - Exodus.
As I mentioned in the new NF thread, Part 1 of "New Frontier: The Returned" just downloaded to my iPhone as an eBook, and Parts 2 & 3 are on pre-order! The first new "Star Trek: New Frontier" in a loooong time! Looking forward to it so much! Can't wait to read it. My first eBook in ages. (First eBook ever was the "No Limits" NF anthology... because I couldn't wait for the air-freighted hardcopy). I saw a little "Best seller" banner flashing under Part 1! Great news!
Star Trek New Visions 7 by John Byrne and published by IDW. Sadly not as strong as the previous issue and a plot we have seen before (okay we also saw it in the previous issue but I personally felt it was used better)
Recent Amazon purchases: by Ian McLean, on Flickr Above: The licensed "The Wit and Wisdom of Star Trek" by Robb Pearlman (Cider Mill Press, 2015) and a self-published item, "Star Trek: Exploring the Original Series" by EJ Wilson (Varmint Books, 2013). And an exciting eBay purchase: TMP Pamphlet by Ian McLean, on Flickr Free TMP pamphlet promoting Simon & Schuster's books coming from their Pocket and Wanderer imprints. Also: a TMP bookmark. TMP Pamphlet by Ian McLean, on Flickr Back of the free TMP pamphlet promoting Simon & Schuster's books coming from their Pocket and Wanderer imprints. Also: the back of a TMP bookmark featuring the booklist. TMP Pamphlet and bookmark by Ian McLean, on Flickr Closeup of TMP pamphlet and bookmark. TMP Pamphlet by Ian McLean, on Flickr Closeup of a portion of TMP pamphlet.