Any News On Future Aventine Books?

[Rush Limborg]

...or on Bashir and Sarina?

Yet another question on what to look forward to, and when to look forward to it, I suppose....

 

[JD]

No. But we've got so much other stuff to look forward to that I'm not that upset. I'm sure we'll see them again eventually.

 

[Kopernikus]

An Aventine-(mini-)series would be great, the Slipstream-drive opens the entire galaxy for exploration, that's lots of space for classical exploration-tales... "These are the voyages of the Starship Aventine on it's five-year-mission to circumnavigate the galaxy, to explore strange new worlds, new lifeforms and civilizations, to boldly go where even the Voyager has never been before..."

 

[F. King Daniel]

Pfft. Kirk's Enterprise crossed the galaxy at a whim.

 

[zarkon]

"let's just pop to the centre of the galaxy."

The best

 

[MatthiasRussell]

I love Ezri and the Aventine. I'd buy a book centered on them but not sure it would have much broad appeal.

 

[Rush Limborg]

^Well, how well did Zero Sum Game do? I'd love to see a direct sequel to that--but with more for Ezri to do, character-wise. Show us what she's feeling--show us the internal conflicts hinted at in the "dinner scene" in ZSG. What was it that set her off like that? What was it that "darkened" her mood, as Bashir saw? Was it jealousy? Was it frustration at Bashir being played--something her "woman's intuition" could have seen coming--and his falling for it so completely? What is it?

 

[pclark456]

Personally I'd like to see a Aventine Miniseries or, a full one at that. A new ship, a new way to travel. It would be a marvelous undertaking.

 

[JD]

Yeah, and with Vanguard and Mirror Universe ending there will be more open spots in the schedule.

 

[Rush Limborg]

^There was a Mirror Universe series?

 

[MNM]

I'd certainly buy an Aventine book.

 

[JD]

^There was a Mirror Universe series?

You seriously don't know about the Mirror Universe series? I would think with as long as you've been around here you would have heard dozens of references to it by now.

 

[captcalhoun]

i'd hardly call 2 trade-paperback collections of short novels, a trade anthology and 2 novels a series. alright, maybe it is, but it's hardly the same as Vanguard, New Frontier or Titan, is it?

 

[Hartzilla2007]

Pfft. Kirk's Enterprise crossed the galaxy at a whim.

And that children is why Kirk is the god of trek and all the other captains can only battle amongst themselves for the number 2 position.

 

[Therin of Andor]

i'd hardly call 2 trade-paperback collections of short novels, a trade anthology and 2 novels a series.

And it ties in with ongoing "Mirror" events that occurred over several novels in the DS9 Relaunch - and there was PAD's "New Frontier" mini-series for IDW. (Wow, the early cover art for "Fearful Symmetry" actually had a "Mirror" banner title!)

 

[Rush Limborg]

^That's what JD was talking about? The two paperbacks?

I agree--I'd hardly call that a series whose "ending" would be a big deal, room-wise....

 

[JD]

i'd hardly call 2 trade-paperback collections of short novels, a trade anthology and 2 novels a series. alright, maybe it is, but it's hardly the same as Vanguard, New Frontier or Titan, is it?

I pretty much consider anything with a unique title a series, and more than one book a series.