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Okay, I stand corrected on Chakotay/Janeway - it's not explicitly stated what their official relationship status is.

Hi, everyone, while rereading old posts, I came across this thread and realized that Fortunately, in the meantime, we have new couples with new statuses from the currently airing shows (Discovery, Picard, Lower Decks, Prodigy, and Strange New Worlds), including but not limited to: Lt. Hikaru...

Well, actually, the da Vinci was one of the few ships in Star Trek with a crew so clearly divided into officers and enlisted personnel - helped, I think, by the fact that there were only 40 something crewmembers.

To anyone who knows, and @David Mack in particular:

Engines of Destiny features Scotty quite prominently (and it actually serves as an unofficial sequel to "Relics"), and during S.C.E., he's not on the ship or in every single book, but he's in a majority of them as their primary link to Starfleet (his actual title in the series is "Command...

If I recall correctly, I asked a similar question back when Prey got released, and the answer I received was, "Klag's still a General in command of the Klingon 5th Fleet, but since he's commanding the Gorkon and not actively interacting with the rest of the Fleet, he's simply referred to as...

As I mentioned in the Shadows Have Offended thread, I enjoyed the trip back in time to 2370 but was pretty ambivalent over the lack of references to the rest of the novel-verse that have been peppered throughout most of the stories, including the ones that take place in between the episodes...

Good luck, sir! A fellow martial artist

I got my copy(ies) of Errand of Fury - now I just need Errand of Vengeance to go on sale so I can have both sets on my Kindle.

New book, new ranks, including , Captain Sam Bowers (and later ), who may actually not've been officially promoted to O-6, but were definitely in command of their respective ships, O-5 Commanders Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres who both? serve as staff officers for Admiral Akaar, and Constable...

Meanwhile, another doctor who doesn't seem to have a rank is Tamala Harstad - now her I can easily see as an O-3 Lieutenant unless told otherwise, while Dr. Tropp makes more sense as a Lieutenant Commander (again, unless told otherwise). Speaking of doctors, here's my so-called master list of...

For me, Dayton Ward's writing style has a time and place - if he's describing someone or something I haven't seen or read about in years, he's great at reminding me about what happened ("oh, man, I remember that!"); if I just finished binging all of his previous novels as part of a refresher...

Does anybody have an idea (or better yet, an actual answer) what rank Dr. Tropp of the Enterprise-E holds? As the Assistant CMO of the ship, I wanna say he's either an O-3 Lieutenant (with more seniority than probably every other Lieutenant on board) or O-4 Lieutenant Commander. Similarly, for...

Starting with an easy one for Star Trek: Coda that's not even a proper spoiler (other than the fact that they appear in this book) and may end up being answered in the next book or two: c. 2387, are Tom Paris and B'Elanna Torres full Commanders (O-5) or are they still Lieutenant Commanders...

Thanks for the confirmation, @KRAD!

Back again with another question regarding a (presumably) high-ranking doctor without a rank that I can find: Dr. Rebecca Emmanuelli from @KRAD's Articles of the Federation. She's described as a 70-year-old physician, a veteran of the Tzenkethi War (during which she spent four years as a POW)...

I finally got around to reading this and I feel like an echo when I say it was fine...nothing special, nothing spectacular or noteworthy, and nothing horrible - although it was fun to go back in time to 2370 to TNG's final season, and I'm ambivalent about the fact that there was nothing to tie...

While I'm waiting to see if anyone knows the date(s) in The Chimes at Midnight, I figured I'd also add inquiries about A Gutted World and Brave New World, specifically the latter (since I believe @KRAD answered my question about A Gutted World last year(?), in that it starts approximately 10...

Once again updating a slightly older thread rather than starting a new one: I'm once again rereading my Myriad Universes series, and having just finished The Chimes at Midnight, I was wondering over how long did that story take place, considering it seemed to span The Wrath of Khan through The...

I'd agree with that; it doesn't make sense for active duty military/Starfleet personnel to serve on the Council itself. Maybe he's the equivalent to the Chief of Legislative Affairs; I do believe there's a position that was established once upon a time along the lines of "Starfleet Liaison to...