Bringing back an old game - Name the TrekLit Quote

[Stevil2001]

The Price of the Phoenix?

 

[Christopher]

Ooh, you're both cold. Polar, one might say.

 

[Star Treks]

Christopher, I think it's time for a hint.

 

[Christopher]

^^I just gave you one.

 

[captcalhoun]

Corona?

i'm sure I've recently read this...

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Ice Trap

 

[Dayton Ward]

Edited....never mind. Didn't see the additional page of replies when I posted.

 

[Christopher]

Corona?

i'm sure I've recently read this...

You are correct. Corona, the one ST novel written by now-famous SF novelist Greg Bear. (Polar. Bear. That's a joke, son.) An early novel that had a rather idiosyncratic take on aspects of Trek technology and continuity. (For instance, claiming Spock was in his 80s. How old would that have made Amanda??)

 

[Dancing Doctor]

(Polar. Bear. That's a joke, son.)

An early novel that had a rather idiosyncratic take on aspects of Trek technology and continuity. (For instance, claiming Spock was in his 80s. How old would that have made Amanda??)

Well, when you have Oil of OldAge...

 

[captcalhoun]

The human burial ground was a verdant field, stretching as far as the eye could see.

 

[DarkHorizon]

Avenger?

 

[captcalhoun]

negative.

 

[Tirius]

Diplomatic Implausibility?

It sounds like the scene where Worf visits K'Ehleyr's grave.

 

[captcalhoun]

bingo!

 

[KRAD]

Ah yes, my self-indulgent burying of K'Ehleyr in Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx.

 

[Tirius]

Alright here's the next one from, IMHO, one of the most poignant moments in Trek lit...

"She stared at her cup of tea until she felt the threat of tears pass; it was ice cold before she felt ready to move on with her day."

Good luck!

 

[BrotherBenny]

Endgame, after Adm Janeway has visited Tuvok at Starfleet Medical and decides to go ahead with her audacious plan.

 

[Tirius]

Alas, no.

 

[Dancing Doctor]

Sonya Gomez, Many Splendors?

 

[BrotherBenny]

SCE: Invincible book 1 (or 2)?