After the Destiny events, The Typhon Pact and future novels

[kaysea]

Finished reading Loosing the Peace and wanted to read more especially about the Typhon Pact and any future novels after the events of the Destiny novels. Mind you I have read;

A Singular Destiny (Keith R.A. DeCandido), Over a Torrent Sea (Christopher L. Bennett, Star Trek: Titan), Full Circle (Kirsten Beyer, Star Trek: Voyager, March 2009), and Losing the Peace (William Leisner, Star Trek: The Next Generation, July 2009).

if there isn't any, does anyone know if any future novels are coming out?

its hard to keep track of who's writing what

 

[Dayton Ward]

Seize the Fire (Titan - Michael A. Martin - October

Zero Sum Game (Aventine) - David Mack - November

The Rough Beasts of Empire (DS9) - David R. George III - December

Paths of Disharmony (TNG) - moi - January

 

[captcalhoun]

who's this moi bloke and is he any good?

 

[Dayton Ward]

:: shakes Magic 8-Ball ::

"My reply is no."

 

[Thrawn]

http://memory-alpha.org/en/wiki/Upcoming_productions

This page lists everything that's coming soon in the Trek world, including author. Clicking on any title will give you some basic info about that book. It's a good place to keep up. (You're looking for anything from Pocket Books; those are the novels. Some of the novels are post-Destiny; others aren't. Clicking on each title will clear that up for you. Some are obvious though; the Typhon Pact miniseries, clearly, features the Typhon Pact )

I also noticed, on your list, you're missing "Titan: Synthesis" and "Voyager: Unworthy", both of which are already out.

 

[David R. George III]

The Rough Beasts of Empire (DS9) - David R. George III - December

Not to put too fine a point on it, but the title of the novel is Rough Beasts of Empire, and while it contains Deep Space Nine elements, it also contains elements from the original series and from the Next Generation film Nemesis.

 

[Dayton Ward]

I copied the info from TrekMovie, who still has you writing the book under your pen name, Michael A. Martin.

At least they got the release months right this time.

 

[kaysea]

fantastic! Aside from the Unworthy novel I thought I was up to date on the post destiny novels. I can't wait to continue the story

 

[kaysea]

oh wow! the authors of those novels are posting on this forum!. Its like Steven Speilberg replying to a thread i started.

 

[William Leisner]

A bit more like Allen Smithee replying, I'd say...

 

[Deranged Nasat]

oh wow! the authors of those novels are posting on this forum!. Its like Steven Speilberg replying to a thread i started.

One of the great things about this forum is that so many of the authors post here. It's a real privilege to interact with them like this. I still find it awesome that I've actually shared jokes with many of them.

 

[TerraUnam]

That's what drew me here too.

Now remember you can only stay here if you can solemnly swear that you bought the books.

Otherwise a nasty Klingon with a drinking problem will show up at your door.

 

[pookha]

i know at the end of "losing the peace" picard was told enterprise's day of exploring were over due to the pact.
but i am not thrilled to see titan thrown into too.

 

[Julio Angel Ortiz]

i know at the end of "losing the peace" picard was told enterprise's day of exploring were over due to the pact.
but i am not thrilled to see titan thrown into too.

Why not? This doesn't mean that Titan returns from their mission of exploration. They are months out from Federation space, and who's not to say the Typhon Pact isn't interested in exploring, meeting new cultures, and drawing them to their side?

 

[pookha]

well maybe.. but that isnt the way the description sounds.

 

[Dayton Ward]

 

[Julio Angel Ortiz]

well maybe.. but that isnt the way the description sounds.

Interesting, I hadn't seen that description before. I guess we'll have to wait and see. For what it's worth, I don't want to see Titan diverge from their core mission either.

 

[William Leisner]

well maybe.. but that isnt the way the description sounds.

Interesting, I hadn't seen that description before.

Neither have I...

 

[Christopher]

i know at the end of "losing the peace" picard was told enterprise's day of exploring were over due to the pact.

I thought the upshot of LtP was just the opposite: that things had returned to a TOS-like state, with a smaller Federation facing a new imperative for exploration because of the need to find new homeworlds for the gajillions of refugees left by the Borg invasion.

 

[JD]

I had the impression that the Enterprise was pretty much just going to stay if UFP space dealing with local issues, while other ships, like the Full Circle fleet and Luna class ships, were going to be doing the exploring.