Sweet I was really hoping we would get a book fleshing out Rios's backstory. And a big plus having john jackson miller writing it.
2021 books announced
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I've started a thread with more details -- https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/star-trek-picard-rogue-elements-by-john-jackson-miller.307301/
Although the Picard novels are all still much further down on my reading list (I’m only at roughly DS9 Season 4/Voyager Season 2, going chronologically), I think this is the most excited I’ve been for a Picard novel - sure, some backstory and familiar characters are nice, but I have really been game for more on the new characters introduced in Picard, so I am eagerly looking forward to this one.
A Rios book. Finally. Ay caramba! I'm already hoping for a German translation. Alas, I'll have to contend with the original Klingon instead....
I'm even curious about a Jurati novel. Or an Elnor novel. I just wish the books would be translated again.
Rios was easily the MVP of the first season for me...just thinking about his six (or whatever) bitchy holoclones is enough to get me chuckling right now.
We kinda got a Jurati-novel (of sorts) with PIC: The Last, Best Hope, at least as far as detailing her involvement with Bruce Maddox prior to the Mars synth-rebellion, which was the main thing I wanted to know about in terms of dangling threads left over from Season 1. Anything more would probably veer into territory that the TV show itself will eventually cover, and there's likely only so far they can go without more episodes laying down some canonical backstory-foundation first.
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Sorry, no. My error, now edited. "Stone and Anvil" had the CD of eBooks.
New Frontier Audios
∗ "New Frontier, Books 1-4" by Peter David, read by Joe Morton, 1997, 270 min. Abridged by George Truett.
∗ "Excalibur: Restoration" by Peter David, read by Joe Morton, 2000, 180 min. Abridged by George Truett.
∗ "Gateways: What Lay Beyond" by Diane Carey, Peter David, Keith R.A. DeCandido, Christie Golden, Robert Greenberger and Susan Wright, read by David Kaye, 2001, 240 min. Abridged by George Truett. (Contains Peter David's "New Frontier: Death After Life".)
∗ "Stone and Anvil" by Peter David, read by Joe Morton, 2003, 240 min. Abridged by George Truett. (Hardcover.)
Sherilyn Connelly, author of the book, "The First Star Trek Movie" (2019, about "Star Trek: The Motion Picture") has a new forthcoming book, "Presenting Persis Khambatta" (2021):
Presenting Persis Khambatta by Ian McLean, on Flickr
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I believe our 2021 schedule now consists of:
May: Discovery: Wonderlands, Una McCormack
June: TOS: Living Memory, Christopher L. Bennett
July: TNG: Shadows Have Offended, Cassandra Rose Clarke
August: Picard: Rogue Elements, John Jackson Miller
September: ???, Dayton Ward
October: ???, James Swallow
November: ???, David Mack
December: DS9: Revenant, Alex White
May: Discovery: Wonderlands, Una McCormack
June: TOS: Living Memory, Christopher L. Bennett
July: TNG: Shadows Have Offended, Cassandra Rose Clarke
August: Picard: Rogue Elements, John Jackson Miller
September: ???, Dayton Ward
October: ???, James Swallow
November: ???, David Mack
December: DS9: Revenant, Alex White
The Coda Trilogy has been named, as posted else where curtesy of one of the architects of the project, @David Mack via a Facebook post:
The titles of the trilogy were announced yesterday. It's:
May: Discovery: Wonderlands, Una McCormack
June: TOS: Living Memory, Christopher L. Bennett
July: TNG: Shadows Have Offended, Cassandra Rose Clarke
August: Picard: Rogue Elements, John Jackson Miller
September: Coda: Moments Asunder, Dayton Ward
October: Coda: The Ashes of Tomorrow, James Swallow
November: Coda: Oblivion's Gate, David Mack
December: DS9: Revenant, Alex R. White
The Ashes of Tomorrow is itself a very cool sounding title.
The titles for the TNG books sounds really intriguing . There 's alot of Star Trek books I'm hoping to get this year. Especially the Tos movie era novel and TNG Shadows have offended and the new Picard novel.I'm really looking forward to getting the TNG miniseries and the new Ds9 novel Revenant that one I'm really looking to read a new Kira and Jadzia Dax story again that one sounds really good to have a story take place during the tv series.
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I am really looking forward for the Coda trilogy!
I'm pretty sure Coda is going to be a crossover, not just TNG.The titles for the TNG books sounds really intriguing . There 's alot of Star Trek books I'm hoping to get this year. Especially the Tos movie era novel and TNG Shadows have offended and the new Picard novel.I'm really looking forward to getting the TNG miniseries and the new Ds9 novel Revenant that one I'm really looking to read a new Kira and Jadzia Dax story again that one sounds really good to have a story take place during the tv series.
Trek Core has posted a nice overview of the books coming out the rest of the year.
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