Great idea! Andrew Robinson seems willing to do it. https://www.change.org/p/simon-and-...xHHIjVbN23ri4vPhZPzvbZbAdoYhZ4apZT-WxXhLVuSRM
Indeed. The ebook is the only Star Trek novel I've read in year and years. But I'd far prefer a physical copy. I just like my books that way.
Same, I gave in finally and bought the ebook because it was impossible to find in physical form at a decent price. For such a popular book I was a bit surprised it was never reprinted.
Okay, just discovered something very weird/coincidental. Robert Petkoff (below left), narrator of most of the current unabridged Star Trek audios, once played young Liberace - to Andrew J Robinson's adult Liberace in the 1988 telemovie about the famous pianist. Robert Petkoff and Andrew J Robinson by Ian McLean, on Flickr
On this Sid City video, Robinson says he is thinking about doing the audio book for free, as apparently there is no corporate interest in him doing it. He is aware of the petition. It's in the second half of this video:
I just saw a message from Sid City, official fansite of Alexander Siddig: Andrew J. Robinson just announced to a convention that Simon & Schuster Audio will be going ahead with this.
My question to Andy at an Australian convention resulted in him approaching Pocket Books about turning his "letters from a plain and simple tailor" (written for conventions when he worried that no one in the audience would ask questions) into the novel, "A Stitch in Time".
At last! https://intl.startrek.com/news/star-trek-deep-space-nine-a-stitch-in-time-audiobook-announced