Yep. As far as I know, "Star Trek" has not used the taller-but-not-wider trade format, which is why I assumed the OP meant the PoD Trek.
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Yep. As far as I know, "Star Trek" has not used the taller-but-not-wider trade format, which is why I assumed the OP meant the PoD Trek.
I was surprised when I noticed the other day that my copy of Turn Coat (The Dresden Files #11) was slightly taller than the Trek books I have it with in my to read pile (TNG: Double Helix #4: Qurantine, VOY: Gateways #5: No Man's Land, Gateways #7: What Lay Beyond, TNG: Dominion War #1: Behind Enemy Lines).
The one thing that really bugs me with the POD books is that once they came out, the e-books prices went up to match them, even though they were still the same thing. I find it frustrating that they want me to pay $15.99 for a book that originally came out as $7.99, or whatever the price was the time, MMPB.
The S&S page has listed another 2019 title: The Captain's Oath, a TOS novel by our own Mr. Bennett.
Finally another TOS novel by Christopher. I'm really looking forward to it. I'm excited what it will be about!
"The Captain's Oath"? Nice Into Darkness reference.
What? No, it's not a reference to that.
AFAIK, it's from Into Darkness that "Captain's Oath" originates (the in-universe name for the "Space, the final frontier..." speech)
I'm guessing then yours refers to something else?
DS9 next please!
That may have been a factor in the process that led to that title, for all that I can recall, but it wasn't the specific thing I was referencing. After all, it makes no sense to call that a captain's oath, because it's not even an oath, plus it's a quote from Zefram Cochrane according to Enterprise.
That always bugged me about that, among the many other issues I had with Into Darkness. How is that an oath? A "mission statement," perhaps, but an oath?
Happy to see another novel, but I'm also disappointed it's another trade paperback. I was hoping it was just going to be the first ones as a way to make a big deal of the return.
Sweet news. Any tiny hints you can throw us, Christopher...like, say, which TOS era it's set in?
I'm not sure how much I can say yet.
Ohhhhhh! Yes! More Bennett books!
A humanitarian armada...not a Tellarite or Vulcanoid or Andorian one..... Yep 'the very language is racist'..where have we heard that before?In the same way the Federation is an armada?
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