Ok, I'm gonna risk it.....
I don't want more than one novel....
I lose DRGIII's work, especially his novels dealing with DS9 or characters from DS9. However, this storyline is now, in universe, about 8 years in the past. I'd much rather see more novels dealing with the currenct station and crew, than three novels set in the past. It would be 2-3 year before all those novels would be published, since the changed of all three novels within 12 months is unlikely. So, 2-3 years of DS9 novels set back then, and in the meantime, the rest of the 24th century moves along, meaning we'd get another timegap for DS9, where suddenly the new station has been around for a few years, stuff has happened there again, and we're all thinking, geeh, I wish they wouldn't have skipped all those years.....
No, one book, telling us the Ascendents storyline, and the moving on again.![]()
Ok, I'm gonna risk it.....
I don't want more than one novel....
I lose DRGIII's work, especially his novels dealing with DS9 or characters from DS9. However, this storyline is now, in universe, about 8 years in the past. I'd much rather see more novels dealing with the currenct station and crew, than three novels set in the past. It would be 2-3 year before all those novels would be published, since the changed of all three novels within 12 months is unlikely. So, 2-3 years of DS9 novels set back then, and in the meantime, the rest of the 24th century moves along, meaning we'd get another timegap for DS9, where suddenly the new station has been around for a few years, stuff has happened there again, and we're all thinking, geeh, I wish they wouldn't have skipped all those years.....
No, one book, telling us the Ascendents storyline, and the moving on again.![]()
Remember Kirsten Beyer's Full Circle? In a single book, the storyline of Voyager was brought up to speed and a previous arc to a close. In terms of scope, the book covered several years. Thus, filling a years-long gap and finishing a storyline while tying to the present can be done in one book.
Yes it's makes perfect sense this is kind of story telling I hope we'll see in both upcoming Ds9 novels by DRG. I've been wanting to see books dealing with the missing ds9 storyline from the time of Soul key left off with the Ascendants and Kira and Vaughn.Ok, I'm gonna risk it.....
I don't want more than one novel....
I lose DRGIII's work, especially his novels dealing with DS9 or characters from DS9. However, this storyline is now, in universe, about 8 years in the past. I'd much rather see more novels dealing with the currenct station and crew, than three novels set in the past. It would be 2-3 year before all those novels would be published, since the changed of all three novels within 12 months is unlikely. So, 2-3 years of DS9 novels set back then, and in the meantime, the rest of the 24th century moves along, meaning we'd get another timegap for DS9, where suddenly the new station has been around for a few years, stuff has happened there again, and we're all thinking, geeh, I wish they wouldn't have skipped all those years.....
No, one book, telling us the Ascendents storyline, and the moving on again.![]()
I'm with you as well. If anyone can give us a large sweeping story in one novel, it's DRG3.
I'm hoping that the Ascendants story is bookended with the current timeframe and has the main body of the story "in the past" as it were. Just the opposite of how DRG3 had parts of his two Lost Era novels take place in 2308 while the main body of the stories took place in 2311 & 2319 respectively.
Does that even make sense?
My opinion is that I don't want to see the story rushed, and turned into another To Brave the Storm. So if it takes more than one novel to tell the story properly, then so be it, and I'm fine with that.
That being said... DRGIII is no stranger to some pretty weighty tomes. If this ends up as one Provenance of Shadows-sized epic, then I'm good with that too!![]()
In case folks didn't know, I'm going to take this chance to plug that I have already written my own version of the Ascendant conflict, on the assumption this storyline was never going to be revisited in the official novels. I finished up DS9 Season 10 in 2012, and I'm in the midst of DS9 Season 11 now.
In case folks didn't know, I'm going to take this chance to plug that I have already written my own version of the Ascendant conflict, on the assumption this storyline was never going to be revisited in the official novels. I finished up DS9 Season 10 in 2012, and I'm in the midst of DS9 Season 11 now.
I so do love fan fiction writers.
In case folks didn't know, I'm going to take this chance to plug that I have already written my own version of the Ascendant conflict, on the assumption this storyline was never going to be revisited in the official novels. I finished up DS9 Season 10 in 2012, and I'm in the midst of DS9 Season 11 now.
I so do love fan fiction writers.
In case folks didn't know, I'm going to take this chance to plug that I have already written my own version of the Ascendant conflict, on the assumption this storyline was never going to be revisited in the official novels. I finished up DS9 Season 10 in 2012, and I'm in the midst of DS9 Season 11 now.
I so do love fan fiction writers.
Fanfic writers end up in SNW who then end up writing licensed trek.
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