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New listings for this turning up. It's set post-season one, so the blurb might be considered mildly spoilery in terms of the characters being more than just off on the La Sirena somewhere: I loved what Una did with Raffi and the Romulans in The Last Best Hope (I loved everything she did in that...

Hi all, I posted an interview on The Trek Collective today with Ben Robinson of The Official Starships Collection, the magazine and model series. When I asked about the potential for non-canon ships such as the Titan to be included this was the answer: I doubt 5,000 names alone is all it will...

Hi all, I'm pleased to announce that after days of bouncing back and forth ideas and refinements, Thrawn and I have completed work on version 3 of the super handy, if increasingly huge, Star Trek Lit-verse Reading Order Flow Chart. As well as adding all the latest releases tied into the wider...

Simon and Schuster have finally released a blurb for John Jackson Miller's Titan ebook, Absent Enemies:

Amazon has updated it's listing for Larry Nemecek's new book and maps set Star Trek Stellar Cartography with a look inside the clamshell, which gives a good sense as to how the collection will be presented, the first look at the cover of the actual book, and a few glimpses at some of the maps...

IDW have officially announced the Khan, prequel comic, which will be six issues and start in October. Mike Johnson on the series:We're traveling back in time to show Khan's rise to power and give fans their first look at the legendary Eugenics Wars. As the series unfolds we will see the events...

Simon and Schuster have released the cover for The Stuff of Dreams. Looks like this: Still no blurb! But from what James Swallow has described already I'm looking forward to this return to the nexus, sounds like it should be a really good Picard story.

The Czech publisher of Trek novels, Laser Books, has released a new cover for their edition of Kobayashi Maru: It was originally going to come out last year, but they've had a few hiccups with Enterprise because another publisher managed to get the rights to do the Romulan War books there...

I'm sure many of you are aware of Thrawn's fantastic flow chart to guide us through the interconnectivity of the lit-verse. That was made nearly a year ago, so it felt like time to make the next version, adding on the latest releases (and few not out yet), and adding in some more of the related...

The Simon and Schuster online catalogue has been updated with the first blurbs for the four TOS novels coming in 2013: Allegiance in Exile, by David R. George III Devil's Bargain, by Tony Daniel The Weight of Worlds, by Greg Cox The Folded World, by Jeff Mariotte

I don't think this has been mentioned here yet: A couple of days ago I was browsing Amazon and found a new listing for a book from IDW titled Star Trek Volume 1. It's not the omnibus of the ongoing series with the same title though. Listed as the authors are Thomas Warkentin, Sharman DiVorio...

The Simon and Schuster listing for Forgotten History has finally gotten rid of the Watching the Clock blurb in favour of something new: I didn't need convincing on this one, but if I did, I think that would have done the trick.

A new batch of blurbs has been added to Simon and Schuster's website: Typhon Pact: Raise the Dawn Titan: Fallen Gods Voyager: The Eternal Tide All sounds good to me. All three are on my "read as soon as I can lay hands on them" list.

Hi guys, I hope this is of interest/news to you. I don't normally venture out of the Trek lit section, but I had a quick look around and couldn't see any mention of it: A little while ago Deagostini in Japan began work on a new Star Trek part-work magazine and model kit called "Build the...

Simon and Schuster has updated its online catalogue with an updated version of the Forgotten History cover. They've tweaked it a bit, added some swirly stuff, and made it colour. I like it a lot more! They're still using the Watching the Clock blurb though...

The Simon and Schuster online catalogue has been updated with a bunch of new covers. They're all marked not final: While I'm sure it's not final at all, I really like that impressionistic Rings of Time cover!

I was just looking up The Struggle Within and was pleased to find Simon and Schuster have posted a cover: Well, pleased as you can be with the Typhon Pact cover design at least... It's a shame the opportunity wasn't taken to show us one of the new TNG book-only characters too. However, I'm...

Hot on the heels of Christopher's recent announcement of the Talarians playing a part in his Typhon Pact novella, the Simon and Schuster listing has been updated with a blurb. (At least I think it's hot on the heels, maybe it snuck out a day or two before!): I'm pleased the Enterprise is...

Just found a bunch of stuff that's new to me on the Simon and Schuster online catalogue. I'm most excited about DTI: Watching the Clock, which if the blurb is accurate has a Temporal Col War connection :D There's also a cover which I'm less excited about, it's pretty but plain...

Possible Synthesis spoilers: I've just started reading Synthesis; on page 32 there's a passing reference to the Enterprise-E having encountered a Reman ghost ship. I cant recall the reference at all, is this something new (set up for something?), or just something I've forgotten?