So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[Jinn]

Finished TNG Resistance. I've learned to not get attached or even care about new characters. The odds are they will end up dead. I was surprised when a couple in David Mack's A Time To books were still alive at the end of the story.

It gets better after Resistance. You can start care now . At least for some...

In completely unrelated news, I finished the Daedalus duology, which I liked very much, though I still prefer By the Book and What Price Honor?. Next on my list is Last Full Measure and The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

 

[Reanok]

I'm reading the first story in the collected stories of Star trek Tos Mere Anarchy BY Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore.

 

[Idran]

Next on my list is Last Full Measure and The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

Oh, they made a book based on "Chosen Realm" too?

 

[Jinn]

Oh, they made a book based on "Chosen Realm" too?

I'll admit, I had to google that to get the joke.

EDIT: Fascinatingly this is my 600th post.

 

[SoullessMinion]

I just finished re-reading (for the fourth or fifth time) The Crimson Shadow. I adore that book. I'm about to start (as in, I literally bought it two minutes ago) Rules of Accusation.

As for non-Treklit, I'm about a third of the way through Ron Chernow's Alexander Hamilton. It's interesting, but slow going.

 

[ryan123450]

Im in the midst of Child of Two Worlds. It's fun to take a tale that could easily have been a boring 5ym adventure, change the time setting, and it becomes much more interesting.

 

[Cap'n Crunch]

I finished Star Trek: DS9: Rules of Accusation by Paula M. Block & Terry J. Erdmann.
I'm currently over half way through Star Trek: DTI: Time Lock by Christopher L. Bennett.

 

[Endgame]

Just (finally) finished reading "Rough Beasts of Empire" (ST-Typhon Pact) by David R. George III (2011). It was wonderful. On to "Paths of Disharmony" by Dayton Ward (2011). Other books that I completed this quarter were:
"The Normal and the Pathological" (translated by Fawcett) by Canguilhem (mentor of Michel Foucault)
"Inside Jokes" by Hurley, Dennett, and Adams, Jr. (there is a discussion about Lieutenant Commander Data)
"The Merry Wives of Windsor" by Shakespeare (read then watched at Bard-on-the-Beach)
"Pigs in the Parlor" by Hammond & Hammond (about demonization and deliverance for Christians)
"Why Grow Up?" by Neiman (about heteronomy / other direction and autonomy / inner direction)
"Peaceful Measures" by Alexander (about controversial critical thinking about drugs and wars on drugs)
"Images of Deviance & Social Control" by Pfohl (champions societal reaction and critical perspectives)
And, finally got to Season 4 of my consecutive watching of ST: TNG TV series, :-)
Currently also reading Chemistry and Microbiology texts.
And, reading "Moral Clarity" by Neiman with a reading group. Must read more ST!
Bought the fairly new e-book by Christopher L. Bennett. :-)

 

[stardream]

I am now up to Greater than the Sum. I look forward to reading Destiny again. I'm curious to see if having read the setup stories will affect my opinion of it in any way.

 

[Cap'n Crunch]

Last night I finished Star Trek: DTI: Time Lock.
Not sure what I'll read next.

 

[John Clark]

Made a start on the new Trek book by John Jackson Miller - Prey: Hell's Heart today

 

[Cap'n Crunch]

I read "Broaken Oaths" by Keith R.A. DeCandido, from the anthology Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change.
I'm now reading "...Loved I Not Honor More" by Christopher L. Bennett, also from Prophecy and Change.

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

Star Trek:Starfleet Academy (the omnibus nuTrek comic) and Forgotten History are next up for me.

 

[stardream]

Finished Greater than The Sum. I thought it was a nice set up for Destiny. People kept going on and on about hating one particular character and she was annoying but she was supposed to be. I didn't hate her, not like I hated Wesley's girlfriend in A Time To Die.

Now that I know all of the background stories, I am looking forward to re-reading Destiny.

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

@Christopher I have to confess though I read it through, all that sciencey stuff goes way over my head. I am finding the non-Kirk crew characters interesting, though, but I don't know if it's just because they're surrounded by Kirk crew or whether I like them in their own right.

 

[Idran]

@Christopher I have to confess though I read it through, all that sciencey stuff goes way over my head. I am finding the non-Kirk crew characters interesting, though, but I don't know if it's just because they're surrounded by Kirk crew or whether I like them in their own right.

If you liked the delve into the other crew on the TMP-era Enterprise in Forgotten History, if you haven't read it yet I'd definitely recommend checking out Ex Machina. It's got a ton of that, and it's a great follow-up to TMP on top.

 

[Laura Cynthia Chambers]

"Kirk, with his hands tied"

 

[Cap'n Crunch]

I finished "...Loved I Not Honor More" by Christopher L. Bennett from Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change.
I'm currently reading the next story from Prophecy and Change, "Three Sides to Every Story" by Terri Osborne.

 

[Lonemagpie]

Last book I read was Nancy Holder's Buffy book, Blood And Fog.
(Coincidentally, It's foggy here this morning, to mark October 1st. Though I tend to associate that more with Holmes - I might start The House Of Silk today)

 

[Reanok]

I finished reading Star trek Enterprise Last Full Measure by Andy Mangels& Micheal Martin. I'm almost finished reading Star Trek Tos Mere Anarchy.