That's cool, but kind of disappointing at the same time. I was hoping to get some new adventures of the Defiant crew during the war.
That's cool, but kind of disappointing at the same time. I was hoping to get some new adventures of the Defiant crew during the war.
Well, for what it's worth, the novelization in books 2 & 4 expands on the events of the DS9 episodes and adds a new overarching storyline that happens "behind the scenes" of the episodes, unifying them more than they were onscreen (though it requires reinterpreting one or two things in the episodes).
It should be noted that books #1 and #3 (the TNG stories) are not considered to be part of the 'DS9 relaunch' continuity, and, in one specific aspect, the two continuities contradict each other.
It should be noted that books #1 and #3 (the TNG stories) are not considered to be part of the 'DS9 relaunch' continuity, and, in one specific aspect, the two continuities contradict each other.
As I recall, there are two ways in which the John Vornholt Dominion War duology has been contradicted by the modern novel continuity. One is the Picard/Ro material, and the other is the (apparent?) death ofwho is alive and well in the current TNG novels. True, that character's death is never confirmed, so he could've escaped in some unlikely and convoluted way, but it would be a stretch.Lt. Taurik,
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