Any planned sequels to Vulcan's Soul?

[Vastator]

Not sure if this has been asked or discussed but been reading Vulcan's Soul (plus Captain's Blood) again and once again got fascinated by the early Vulcan/Romulan colonization of Romulus and Remus. Anyway, I really enjoyed Vulcan's Soul by Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz and was wondering if we might see another sequel to their series?

I mean personally I wouldnt mind seeing how Spock handles reunification with the Watraii now involved plus flashbacks on the early Romulan and Remans as well as whatever conflicts they might have had with one another. Would be nice to see how Rovalat faired along with his mother as well as the brutal regime of T'Rehu.

I know I mentioned Captain's Blood earlier which is from the Shatnerverse but its got an interesting Reman section where they say that a year long war erupted between Romulus and Remus where the Remans lost because the Romulans essentially starved them. Plus, there is mention of numerous times where a Reman tried to lead a revolt which were brutally suppressed.

Anyway, just thought I would mention if there is any word about such a series

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I definitely want to see Charvanek and Ruanek again. They were some of my favorite Romulans ever.

But the question is, what body part is left for the title? Vulcan's Heart, Vulcan's Soul, now what? Vulcan's Ears? Vulcan's Liver? Vulcan's Spleen? Vulcan's Those Two Little Flesh Lines That Run From Your Nose To Your Lip?

 

[Deranged Nasat]

I agree that Ruanek and Charvanek are great, and I'd like to see their stories continue. In particular, a post-2387 novel would be wonderful. Charvanek post-Romulus, Saavik post-Spock...I hope we eventually see something along those lines.

And I want the Watraii followed up on, too (the mentions in "A Singular Destiny" were pleasing, and certainly gave enough clues as to the current situation, but a bigger role would be nice- though I suppose we've got enough players in the politics already!).

 

[Paris]

I'd love to see Ruanek again as well. And anything with the Watraii would be cool. There is so much potential there...

 

[ClayinCA]

Vulcan's Those Two Little Flesh Lines That Run From Your Nose To Your Lip?

That'd be Vulcan's Philtrum, technically.

 

[Vastator]

Well not so much as a body part but could always go with Vulcan Mind or Vulcan brain failing that, Vulcan Stomach

 

[kkozoriz1]

Vulcan's Cloaca

 

[mbruno]

Not sure if this has been asked or discussed but been reading Vulcan's Soul (plus Captain's Blood) again and once again got fascinated by the early Vulcan/Romulan colonization of Romulus and Remus. Anyway, I really enjoyed Vulcan's Soul by Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz and was wondering if we might see another sequel to their series?

I mean personally I wouldnt mind seeing how Spock handles reunification with the Watraii now involved plus flashbacks on the early Romulan and Remans as well as whatever conflicts they might have had with one another. Would be nice to see how Rovalat faired along with his mother as well as the brutal regime of T'Rehu.

I know I mentioned Captain's Blood earlier which is from the Shatnerverse but its got an interesting Reman section where they say that a year long war erupted between Romulus and Remus where the Remans lost because the Romulans essentially starved them. Plus, there is mention of numerous times where a Reman tried to lead a revolt which were brutally suppressed.

Anyway, just thought I would mention if there is any word about such a series

Have you read Vulcan's Forge(same authors)?

 

[Agenda]

No thanks. The less Spock/Saavik, the better.

 

[Christopher]

^There is no Spock/Saavik in Vulcan's Forge. It takes place decades before Vulcan's Heart. It tells the story of how young Spock chose to leave Vulcan and join Starfleet, within a frame story of Captain Spock on a mission to a Vulcan-like planet shortly after the end of the TOS movie era. It also involves Romulans and introduces the character of Ruanek, who becomes a recurring player in the later Vulcan's Noun books.

 

[Agenda]

My reply is to the OP's question.