So What Are you Reading?: Generations

Terok Nor trilogy led me to Millennium trilogy...

 

I've been reading Stephen King short stories.

 

I finished Star Trek: The Autobiography of James T. Kirk by David A. Goodman.
I'm now reading Star Trek: SCE: Here There Be Monsters by Keith R.A. DeCandido.

 

I'm reading Mars Rescue by Ben Bova& Les Johnson.

 

I finished up ST: The Eugenics Wars: The Rise and Fall of Kahn Noonien Singh Vol. 1 this weekend. I decided from now on I'm just going to focus on one book at a time, so right now I'm reading New Avengers Vol. 1: Breakout, the first collection in Michael Brian Bendis's New Avengers run.

 

Just here again looking for books that might be good to buy. Still at beginning of Book III of the Millennium trilogy by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens (2000). Continuing to work my way through Calvin's "Institutes" as well as reading a local Christian book: "The Recovery of Love" by Jeff Imbach (2005). Sad that I could not find an e-copy of "Master Harold ... and the Boys" by Athol Fugard as I did wish to carry it with me. But that gives me a chance to get another book from books mentioned here. Maybe even two.

 

It would be nice if they collected the 2 ebooks into 1 novel-sized collection. I know they probably won't, but i'd love to see it on my shelf

 

I'm not sure about the size of each ebook on paper. I was imagining that you'd need at least three to do something like that. But I'd be all for it too, especially if it meant another DTI story.

 

Collectors was 35,400 words, and I think minimum novel-length is usually placed around 40 or 50,000? That's about where Wikipedia pegs it, at least.

 

Q-space by Greg Cox

 

I finished Star Trek: SCE: Here There Be Monsters.
I've started Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change. I read "Revisited, Part One" and am currently reading "Ha'mara".

 

That seems dated. Nowadays, an adult novel is probably 80,000 words at a minimum.

 

I finished the New Avengers collection this weekend and started reading the second Eugenics Wars book.

 

I finished In the Twinkling of an Eye last night.

 

I'm reading Star trek Chimes of Midnight by Geoff Trowbridge.

 

I'm reading Thunder in Paradise by Jonathan Cash.

 

Currently reading Star Wars: The Force Awakens by Alan Dean Foster.

I think I'm doing myself a disservice since I've already seen the film and I'm just getting 'deleted scenes' in the prose. Also, I can't gauge his writing (e.g. I had issues with the characterization and storytelling of his "Terminator: Salvation" novelization).

 

I finished "Ha'mara" by Kevin G Summers from DS9: Prophecy and Change.
I've started reading Supernatural: Cold Fire by John Passarella.

 

Lately, I've read Finding Alice and The Omen. I got Four Past Midnight by Stephen King today and plan on reading The Langoliers, one of the stories in the book, tonight.

 

I'm rereading Full Circle in an effort to get back into the current continuity. Just finished chapter 21, and now I'm bawling like a baby.