A Klingon Afternoon

[Chu'lak]

So I just finished all of KRAD's GOrkon books. What are some of the best Klingon Novels?

 

[Lt. Cheka Wey]

Check out Kevin J. Ryan's Errant trilogies.

 

[Paris]

^It's ERRAND. And to the OP...The KRAD Klingon books ARE the best ones. John Ford's The Final Reflection is also pretty good

 

[DS9forever]

The Left Hand of Destiny novels are great.

 

[Chu'lak]

The Left Hand of Destiny novels are great.

I just started that yesterday, so far martok and worf have spent many pages in a garbage dump....

 

[chris_masters5]

I remember liking "Kahless" by Michael Jan Friedman when it first came out.

 

[marksound]

The Left Hand of Destiny novels are great.

I just started that yesterday, so far martok and worf have spent many pages in a garbage dump....

I enjoyed those books. Martok is one of my favorite characters.

 

[Mysterion]

The Final Reflection
Pawns and Symbols

 

[iarann]

I remember liking "Kahless" by Michael Jan Friedman when it first came out.

I wasn't a fan of this one. The characterization was a bit off, and the whole "revelation" about the reality of Kahless felt forced and didn't fit well with established lore.

 

[Mysterion]

I'd also add Rules of Engagement to my list above. It's got some good klingon stuff in it.

 

[Lt. Cheka Wey]

Do you want books from Klingon POV or just books about Klingons?

There is also some neat Klingon stuff in Full Circle.

 

[tomswift2002]

How about TNG #31 "Foreign Foes"? Or #61 "Diplomatic Implausibility" (which, if I remember correctly, was retconned as the pilot for the "I.K.S Gorkon" series)?

 

[JD]

Did you include The Art of the Impossible in the KRAD read?

 

[Chu'lak]

Did you include The Art of the Impossible in the KRAD read?

I've read every piece of Trek fiction written by KRAD

He's pretty much the Ronald D. Moore of Klingons in treklit, huh?