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She ist the most prolific serial murder in history who always managed to frame someone else.

Is this one already known by @Greg Cox ? https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Lost-to-Eternity/Greg-Cox/Star-Trek-The-Original-Series/9781668050057 Star Trek -The Original Series: Lost to Eternity in July 2024 A thrilling new Star Trek “movie era” novel from New York Times bestselling...

The Librarians trilogy ebook by Greg Cox

Since an eBook of the antholgy was one of the bonusses for backers of the kickstarter, I dont see any reason why it shouldn't also be available as such when it is released.

As for the Editors, I always felt like Marco and @KRAD we're more focused in the storytelling and see themselves as part of the creative process , while others Like Margaret see themselves more like managerial clerks that help produce the product in time.

His other online presence I alluded to when he last disappeared is very active, as in used yesterday, so he seems to be fine. Probably just has moved on from the collective site.

There was a gap of a couple of years, but regular german translations have been around a lot longer than since the 00's

Vornholt also is one of the authors who used pen names when writing in different genres. I seem to remember from the research for the A time to - roundtable I did for Unreality SF almost a decade ago that he wrote romance as Caroline Goode (?) I think. So maybe he is writing under a pen names if...

Seems like those hoping for Q got their wish: https://twitter.com/StarTrek/status/1379148587909607427

While multiple printings in a short time probably is a good sign, since it clearly indicates that the initial demand was underestimanted, it isn't necassarily a good indicator how much units were sold. If each printing has just a small numbers of books printed it still could sell less units...

Robert Jeschonek has actually written licensed ST fiction. IIRC he was in three SNW volumes, wrote a SCE novella and had a story in the New Frontier anthology. But I know what you mean. He seems to rely heavily on the Trek connection with "Trek..." titles.

It's from the cover of the German translation of Losing the Peace.

Read DS9: The Never-Ending Sacrifice From my 2009 review of the novel:

In case you are into gaming tie-ins: There's a Humble Bundle with gaming tie-ins (mostly comics) offered right now.

Yep, Diane Duane would never tuckerize anyone. :rolleyes:

Switch to Hardcover. Kindle edition has Goodman as author, the hardcover @Una McCormack

Congratulations @Greg Cox and @David Mack ! Have they stopped to give out the Faust Award / Grandmaster title? I don't see it mentioned in the post.

It's still listed, just for 2045, which can mean anything from delayed with no new release date yet to being cancelled if the past is any indication...

Yep. Quote from Dean Wesley Smith from a piece about the SNW contest I did for Unreality SF ages ago: And I seem to remember that Marco Palmieri or @KRAD at one point said that the same (that they weren't selling enough to be viable) was true for the regular Star Trek anthologies as well.

I think he meant pounds with p, not pence