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There is a mention of the character in Q-Squared; was that novel set in an alternate time created by Q?

You are right, the injury was from an earlier script but retained in the novelization. “She was Bajoran, middle-aged, dressed in a bright sheath, and she was injured. She limped, supporting herself on a cane as she moved toward her visitor, and her face was badly bruised; Sisko saw the pain of...

Opaka also had an injury in Emissary.

Opaka appearing contradicts Emissary. Kira tells Sisko that Opaka has secluded herself for a while before he arrives.

Attico and Barnes definitely. Una McCormack too, see Hollow Men.

The Sisko autobiography is getting a paperback release in Q4.

DS9 Millennium.

I’m hoping for DS9 stories set within this continuity. Where are Bashir and Ezri? Is O’Brien still on Earth? Did Bajor join the Federation?

I never understood who likes TMP but if it gets DS9 remastered I will check it out. i guess it was a novelty in 1979 to see the TOS characters on the big screen.

The Sisko autobiography is out soon!

The A Stitch in Time audiobook is getting a physical CD release as well.

Well done Niners!

Fan criticisms of Brooks have never been anything but (poorly) disguised racism.

I preordered the Sisko autobiography. You should too.

Go Sisko! https://m.imdb.com/news/ni64090213/?ref_=nws_nwr_li

Tom Paris is completely useless in this series. Just another white man.

Whispers.

They do look good, but why has nobody got the wormhole SFX right?

The Hollywood Reporter looks back as this excellent episode. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.hollywoodreporter.com/tv/tv-features/star-trek-deep-space-nine-controversial-episode-1235373801/amp/