Characters or situations you'd like to see in the books?

[Sci]

I want a book written by Christopher where nobody dies and everybody is happy.

No no no no no.

You want a book by David Mack where no one dies and everyone is happy.

 

[Christopher]

I want a book written by Christopher where nobody dies and everybody is happy.

So do I, actually....

 

[David Mack]

I want a book written by Christopher where nobody dies and everybody is happy.

No no no no no.

You want a book by David Mack where no one dies and everyone is happy.

I've already written one: Small World, in the S.C.E. omnibus trade paperback Creative Couplings. Order your copy today.

 

[captcalhoun]

people died in Small World...

didn' they? that space-station was attacked...and that alien ship got attacked by the da Vinci. didn't one of them die?

 

[KRAD]

^ Nope. The space station barely got damaged, and nobody on any of the alien ships or the da Vinci was killed. In the immortal words of the Ninth Doctor, "Everybody lives!"

 

[David Mack]

^ So there. Ha.

 

[JD]

^ So there. Ha.

Don't forget about Waiting for G'Doh. I'm pretty sure there was no death in that one either, although it was a short story and not a book.

 

[William Leisner]

^ So there. Ha.

Don't forget about Waiting for G'Doh. I'm pretty sure there was no death in that one either, although it was a short story and not a book.

And Kebron, of course, is never happy.

 

[JD]

I wouldn't say never, althought I belive most of times we've seen him happy it has been at the expense of someone else, like Sci Cwan.

 

[BrotherBenny]

I want a book written by Christopher where nobody dies and everybody is happy.

So do I, actually....

*Shakes head* If you really want to write Mills and Boon romance smut, you go right ahead, Mr Bennett. Though I feel sorry for us Trek fans since we'd lose a great writer

 

[Christopher]

Okay, now there's a non sequitur if ever I heard one....

 

[BrotherBenny]

Okay, now there's a non sequitur if ever I heard one....

Mills and Boon might be the only place where anyone could write a book where no one dies and everyone is happy. Well, either there or the walls of their room in the asylum.

 

[Christopher]

I'm sorry, I just don't know what you're talking about, or what "Mills and Boon" means.

 

[EmperorKalan]

I'm sorry, I just don't know what you're talking about, or what "Mills and Boon" means.

It's the UK's answer to Harlequine romances. A somewhat racier answer at that, or so I'm led to believe.

 

[BrotherBenny]

I'm sorry, I just don't know what you're talking about, or what "Mills and Boon" means.

It's the UK's answer to Harlequine romances. A somewhat racier answer at that, or so I'm led to believe.

Pretty much the answer. Although Mills and Boon is actually part of the Harlequin(e?) group, as far as I'm aware. But there are now almost a dozen imprints to give more variety. You would probably get more money doing that, Christopher but I don't think they require any hard science (except biology and chemistry, though no pun was intended).