If you could make a wish as to new books.....

[JD]

I'd love to see some adventures set on the Enterprise set between The Cage and Season 2 of DIS.

We already got one earlier this month.

I'd love to see stuff set between the founding of the Federation and The Cage.

We got that too.

 

[n3aak]

We already got one earlier this month.



We got that too.

Well, I guess I was thinking something a little later than 2165, maybe around 2190-2220...basically the other "Lost Era"

Another fun thing to explore would be the span between First Contact and the beginning of Enterprise. How did United Earth form? Who negotiated with the Vucans? Maybe a Henry Archer series? IDK, just thoughts.

 

[Allyn Gibson]

How about novelisations of unmade screenplays?

Planet of the Titans, The God Thing, the First Adventure, Hurley's TNG, Orci's Beyond etc

Pocket tried in the early 90s to publish a novelization of The God-Thing. Michael Jan Friedman was attached at one point, and dust jackets for the hardcover were actually printed. (I've seen one. I know who owns it.) Roddenberry's official biographer David Alexander took a crack at it, and I believe Walter Koenig might have as well. But it never came to be, and maybe that's for the best.

 

[KRAD]

Steve Roby chronicled the entire sordid history of The God-Thing on his old Star Trek Books site, which is archived here. It's definitely worth reading.

 

[F. King Daniel]

Another How Much For Just the Planet?

Something utterly bonkers and irreverent.

 

[DGCatAniSiri]

Having been rereading AC Crispin's Sarek lately, it makes me want to see a take on the history of Sarek and Amanda on Vulcan with the update of Michael's involvement and the logic extremists, especially considering this seems like a faction who we won't be seeing much of the history of with Discovery's great leap forward. Even if they appear in flashbacks, understanding more of their motivations, and giving Amanda Greyson a starring role, can't possibly be considered bad things, right?