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Hi all, a friend asked me about if there were many Star Trek maps. I just wanted to ask about the history of licenced maps and canonical maps, and if anyone has ever collected this information (and pictures) in one place? Memory Beta wasn't so helpful here (the information possibly is too...

Quite a damning day for paramount, but perhaps a silver lining in licencing https://www.indiewire.com/news/business/paramount-plus-quit-streaming-analyst-1234859135/ Anyway i also hope Trek played a role in bumping those subscribers, but it's also a bit dismal on the future - enjoy our new trek...

Released on the Wrath of Khan anniversary, this is a sweet foray into some of the sounds of Star Trek. https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m00188mf Highly recommended way to spend an hour :)

Simple question; where did they go? It was a shame to lose a sense of them after episode 1 basically.

Hi all, since NYCC - understandably - saw the cancellation of the Marvel-Netflix The Punisher panel, a few articles were published on it. It seems that critics have already seen some of the series. Sonia Saraiya, formerly Todd van der Werff's protegee at AV Club and now tv critic at Variety...

A very witty interview with Isaacs on Indiewire:

I thought you all might like to read @KRAD 's review of The Undiscovered Country for tor.com, part of his years-long series of reviews of almost all of trek for them. He raises some very good points, although VI, because it does take the crew to dark places, remains my favourite of the series...

You all might like this by Michael Gosda:

Thought you all will enjoy an essay by @Una McCormack on DS9, reflecting both on her experiences discovering the show, and how she came to write both fanfiction and tie-in fiction about Cardassia. Rather excitingly, she concludes...

Something striking: From Hitfix. Anyway, how long till this affects a novel? It will be interesting to see if this does happen. It also shows how far we have come, when something like The Captain's Daughter couldn't have dreamed to have a gay Sulu. I guess Prime-line Treklit Sulu could be very...

Hey all, thought you might enjoy this interview with Reme Auberjonois, the son of Rene. He's talking about his film, Blood Stripe, which also included Rene:

Bryan Fuller is the new showrunner! Given he worked on 24th century trek, maybe this means a 24th century show - I find myself really sad about the future of treklit :(

Dear all, I'm wanting to create some fanmix soundtracks for Treklit on 8tracks, beginning with the DS9R... I'm wondering whether to set music for individual books or for characters or for other things. Does anyone else do this? Also if anyone has any musical ideas they think fits...

What happened to the Xindi after Enterprise season 3? Have they ever turned up in books since the show finished? Apologies if this has been covered before, but Memory Beta isn't being much help.

Some of you might enjoy Deranged Nasat's review of all Trek, chronologically. Currently, he is in the middle of Enterprise's first season, a bit after after ''Shadows of P'Jem''. It's really good so far!

I was just wondering if either of Bashir's parents have ever appeared again? Is Memory Beta incomplete on this front. Got me thinking of other on-screen relatives from DS9. Some of these have felt well-developed in books - the Siskos' family, who have been well-treated (and expanded upon) on...

Hey all, I just wondered if you would like to check out perhaps the highest-profile rewatch of DS9 on the webs at present, Zach Handlen's on avclub.com. It finished yesterday with What You Leave Behind and is typically emotive and analytic in style...

Slowly bu surely I make my way through the DS9 relaunch, which I strangely stalled at when getting into the Worlds books ages ago (life, i guess, and focusing on newer books). Anyway, I'm reading Andor: Paradigm and finding that it is a beautiful book. I love that it is so domestic, with so much...

Dear all, I know this is not quite book-related, but I want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas or Seasonal-appropriate festive feelings! This forum is a great community to dip into from time to time, and it is a really special place to have authors and readers congregating, discussing...

Some of you may be aware already of the DS9 rewatch that started this week on Tor.com. It is being written by Keith R.D. DeCandido (KRAD), the noted Trek author and editor. Krad did Tor's TNG rewatch, which was really fun. It is an interesting review in that it is both a writer and a fan who is...