Just to be clear, my assessments are only about continuity, not whether the books are worth reading. All the books discussed here range from interesting to really good. So I wouldn't advocate "ignoring" any of them in the sense of not reading them. I may have a small issue with the credibility of Kahless's premise, but I liked the idea behind the story being told -- it had sort of a thematic similarity to Monty Python's Life of Brian, in a way.
Honestly, my biggest problem with Kahless is that it jumped back and forth between the present and past stories far too frequently, alternating them with an average of less than 8 pages per chapter. It was disorienting and didn't seem necessary, since the stories barely interrelated. It would've been better to have fewer, longer chapters, like in Spock's World. I'm inclined to recommend reading the two storylines separately -- maybe starting with the 24th-century one, since the past storyline is stronger.
) That was a felinoid character too, IIRC, but I thought they abbreviated it as "Fashtall" or something?
) in the order from ryans website.
