Books that are prequel or sequels to episodes

[Mysterion]

I'm still waiting for the sequel to "Spock's Brain."

Kor

Yes!

The fans demand Spock's Uvula, and we demand it now!

 

[JD]

It's been a long time since I've read Distand Shores. But I definitely liked it, too. Wasn't there a story that included a talent contest aboard Voyager?

Yep.
It is a sort of prequel to Coda where Janeway mentions the contest.

It was just a talent night, not a contest.
I'm actually working on Distant Shores on and off right now. I've been reading alongside a series rewatch, but I'm taking a break between seasons, so I'm not reading it at the moment.

 

[marlboro]

I really like "The Secret Heart of Zolaluz" from Distant Shores.

 

[KRAD]

My favourite one is seeing the doctor's point of view from the episode Blink of an Eye. What did he do for 3 years? Who was his "flat mate"? What was the war? And, biggest question of all, how did he have a son?

That was "Eighteen Minutes" by Terri Osborne.

My own story in Distant Shores, "Letting Go," is a bridging between "Emissary" and "Hunters," showing the progression of Mark Johnson from boyfriend-watching-Janeway's-dog to guy-who-finally-gave-up-and-married-someone-else.

 

[Kor]

Spock's Butt

Yes!

The fans demand Spock's Uvula, and we demand it now!

Now now, I don't think we're supposed to give out specific story ideas, due to the presence of all these TrekLit authors.

Kor

 

[theblitz]

My own story in Distant Shores, "Letting Go," is a bridging between "Emissary" and "Hunters," showing the progression of Mark Johnson from boyfriend-watching-Janeway's-dog to guy-who-finally-gave-up-and-married-someone-else.

As we say in Hebrew: אין הנחתום מעיד על עיסתו

 

[Mysterion]

Now now, I don't think we're supposed to give out specific story ideas, due to the presence of all these TrekLit authors.

Kor

I guess I really should keep my thoughts more organ-ized…

 

[marlboro]

^ boo this man

 

[Stevil2001]

Scroll down at:
https://daytonward.wordpress.com/2015/10/08/a-time-to-reminisce-looking-back-at-star-trek-a-time-to/

I made those! Such rudimentary Photoshop skills, but better than I could do now...

 

[Tuskin38]

If you are a Voyager fan then "Distant Shores" is a great book. A MUST read in my opinion.
It is a collection of shorts stories that give background and/or follow-on to episodes.

My favourite one is seeing the doctor's point of view from the episode Blink of an Eye. What did he do for 3 years? Who was his "flat mate"? What was the war? And, biggest question of all, how did he have a son?

It is mentioned by someone in this thread: https://www.trekbbs.com/threads/equinox-crew.140951/page-3#post-12051902

Definitely worth the read.

That’s one of the voyager novels I haven’t read yet, I’ll have to pick it up.