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Let’s all renew our subscriptions so they’ll have to make issues 15, 16, 17, 18,… 😂

When does issue #14 (the last issue) come out? I thought it was this week but don’t see it anywhere online.

He says the communicator is more than 20 year old. True, but isn’t it more than 30 or 35 years old?

On one of the preview pages, Jake says that the Borg killed his mother when he was two years old. He was closer to 11. This is way off and suggests the Battle at Wolf 359 was about a dozen years before Sisko took command of DS9.

I want to point out that the D.C. Fontana novel was called Vulcan's Glory where we were first introduced to Number One as an Illyrian. I know you didn't mean Vulcan's Heart.

Yes, it says, "GUEST CAST: Skip P. Homeier as Sevrin, Dr. Thomas" in the Star Trek Encyclopedia (4th edition, Volume 2, page 482, "Way to Eden, The" entry).

BONUS: Star Wars Legends and Future Star Trek Novels | Positively Trek on Patreon In this segment that was cut from episode 164 about Coda, author David Mack talks about Star Wars Legends and the novels he would write in that universe. David also discusses his novel, "Star Trek: Discovery -...

Positively Trek's interview with David Mack has been released. We discuss the third book in the Coda trilogy, and David addresses some of the concerns mentioned in this TrekBBS forum thread. We also talk about his consultant work on Star Trek: Prodigy and the Trek litverse easter eggs in the show.

I thought it was hilarious and very appropriate to hear it from the mirror Picard.

In addition to Literary Treks, Dan Gunther and I will release our nearly 2-hour interview with David Mack on the Positively Trek Book Club podcast on Friday, November 17th, which not only covers Coda but also his work on Star Trek: Prodigy. We discuss some Litverse nuggets that can be found in...

Yes, but that was a cool way to get rid of her. :)

@Extrocomp, this is a fantastic list! Thank you for putting so much time into this. Will you be keeping this updated on a website or shared doc somewhere?

I probably sound better at 2x speed. LOL

That was a touching read, and I can understand your feelings about this continuity coming to and end. I loved hearing how Star Trek impacted you when you were a kid, and how the novels continued your journey with Star Trek when all of the series had ended. I like to keep hope alive that Coda...

@Kertrats47 and I recorded our review for Positively Trek (coming out tomorrow). We both loved the scene between Uhura and her family that I want a follow-up book about her growing relationship with them.

It took several decades to give Number One a name.

That was a gods laugh.

I think they should focus on building out that period between the TV series and Nemesis. I’d like that more than stories during the TV series.

I love to read Star Trek novels whether they are inter-connected or not. I had often wondered when we would see the day when the Trek litverse continuity would end. Now we know, but now we get more screen Star Trek along with novels inter-connected to that new continuity. Works for me! “Young...

Dan Gunther and I had the pleasure of interviewing Margaret this past August on our Positively Trek podcast. She was our first guest of our Book Club episodes to discuss Strangers From the Sky and her other experiences in Star Trek. This could possibly be her last Star Trek interview or...