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Hi all, All the talk on splinter timelines, stable or unstable timelines, etc had me thinking - Isn't the Prime Timeline (which the Litverse /"First Splinter" timeline branched out from) in itself a splinter timeline? Looking at the TNG episode Yesterday's Enterprise , my take from it was...

Reading about Richard Arnold and his role on behalf of Roddenberry (vetting manuscripts, no sequels, recurring plots/characters, etc), I was wondering if there's any information on 2 points - both in general and specifically related to Trek books: 1. was Arnold really working verbatim from...

I was thinking about how Lore was dismantled and the Emotion Chip removed and "returned" to Data (as intended by Soong, but never actually installed). After Lore was stopped by Data, why wasn't he put on trial? If one Soong-type android had "human" rights, per The Measure of A Man, why was...

Hi guys, just to get something straight, as part of a discussion elsewhere - Have the Picard: Countdown comicbook mini series or The Last Best Hope novel been announced as "canon" by CBS or any official Trek related person? Or are they "official" until contradicted by future on-screen...

Hi all, The news regarding Picard's return continues to have an impact and a good friend who's only watched the TV series and films wants to read Picard-centric books before the series arrives.. So, I was wondering what books you'd recommend as those with the best insight on Picard's...

I couldn't find any "hard data" on this matter.. anyone has an idea on where and how this information can be obtained? thanks!

Of your own Trek novels/stories, do you have a favorite? Which one? and what makes it your favorite?

Hi all, In the RtD review thread, I had posted my thoughts on the subject matter, and would like to hear your thoughts on this. After reading RtD, it seems to me that the recent duology is a perfect endpoint to the extended arc since A Singular Destiny, as it handles these issues / themes...

Having just finished the last (sixth) book in this 2-trilogy series, I wanted to write down my thoughts on it while it's all fresh. To start, this is some of the best TOS era series I've come across, providing a darker look at TOS. In my thread about what to read after Vanguard...

The recent conclusion of Vanguard and the Mirror Universe arc, as well as (what seems to be) the ending of Enterprise relaunch with the Romulan War duology, got me thinking about this. Is TrekLit as a whole (Editorial, readership, etc) ready for more close-ended original narratives, spreading...

Hey all, I got 3 older novels today from a second hand bookstore, and I wanted your opinions / thoughts on these: Price / Fate of the Phoenix Double Helix book 3: Red Sector thanks :)

Hi all, I recently finished the amazing final VAN entry, Storming Heaven, and I find myself with a newfound TOS "itch" (thank you, Mr Mack :rolleyes:). I'm wondering what to (re) read next, as I'm inclined towards a Trek novel showcasing somewhat darker / "heavier" themes, something with a...

Hi all, I haven't posted a lot lately and I wanted to share a personal opinion which dawned at me a short while ago, when I received VOY: Children of the Storm, Vanguard Declassified and TOS: Cast No Shadow. I finally realized that I hadn’t felt excited –really excited—by a Trek novel in...

Hi All, I just got the MMBP version of ENT Romulan War (along with new DTI and IFM books! :cool:). I was wondering about the ENT book - should I read Kobayashi Maru (which is quite hard to find for some reason) before Romulan War, or can I skip it altogether? thanks!

I'm not sure this question belongs here, but you guys are the only ones who could probably find an answer so.. :techman: I'd bought a few issues just the other day, and it seems that many issues take place between STIII (TSFS) and STIV (TVH) with Admiral Kirk's crew on the Excelsior, with...

Hi all, No poll or anything.. I just wanted to start a discussion about whether the TP mini series itself (not the TP concept) is (was) a success in your opinion, in light of what you think its objectives were. I'm not referring to commercial success, as I don't have information in that...

Hi all, I found online a lot of books I've missed throughout the years. Unfortunately, I can;t afford to get them all at once, and I wanted your help / recommendations...:confused: My choices are: - TOS: Brother's Keeper Trilogy - VOY: String Theory Trilogy - TOS - New Earth books...

Hi all, I haven't read much of MJF's Trek novels save for Reunion, Death in Winter, Shadows on the Sun and Kahless. AFAIK, MJF is considered one of the reliable, generally well-received, "old guard" of Trek novelists, but I mostly know of his work on DC's TNG series. I remember quite liking...

I finally got around to finishing this book, the third in what I consider PAD's "Q Trilogy", and I have to say I came out of it very underwhelmed. PAD's previous Q books (Q-in-Law and especially Q-Squared) were much better, both in terms of action, humor and (again, in Q-Squared) in conveying...

... and seeing as the setting is pretty much "broken" and just seems to be set up for explanations / resolutions (as of Zero Sum Game), what I (personally, not representing anyone other than myself) want to see from Pocket Books is a Duology / Trilogy in the spirit of VOY's Full Circle /...