Thanks.
Thanks.
Ms. Beyer,
I gave up on the Voyager Relaunch after the first two books, but I'm sure like a lot of other people here, I'll be purchasing yours to give it a shot.Make us lowly Internet fans believe again!
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Ms. Beyer,
I gave up on the Voyager Relaunch after the first two books, but I'm sure like a lot of other people here, I'll be purchasing yours to give it a shot.Make us lowly Internet fans believe again!
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All I can say right now is that I have read and shared many of your frustrations over these past few years and am every bit as anxious as you are to see the Voyager characters move forward into interesting and compelling adventures which suit their unique experiences and abilities.
Dave has done some amazing work in Destiny, setting me up. A lot has happened to these folks in other series since Spirit Walk, and I've taken all of it into account. There are some dangling threads to resolve, but there are also many new developments, some of which are hinted at in Destiny.
I, for one, never stopped believing in these characters and their place in Trek Lit. Hopefully you'll see why next April.
And please, call me Kirsten.![]()
Not if you don't like the cover.Gorgeous cover for GTTS - I suspect this is one case where we can judge a book by its cover!
I've never been a fan of ship-centric covers at odd angles with flashy backgrounds. Lacks imagination in my mind.
as good as the new ship cover may look there's just a part of me that says "oh look, the ship from another angle".
Who is editing the Voyager Relaunch now?
Not if you don't like the cover.Gorgeous cover for GTTS - I suspect this is one case where we can judge a book by its cover!
I've never been a fan of ship-centric covers at odd angles with flashy backgrounds. Lacks imagination in my mind.
Hehe. I suppose this is the definition of IDIC as I have never liked character-centric covers. I must be one of the few people who didn't like the cover for Warpath but then my interest in Star Trek was initially derived from the ships and technology. Star Trek for me is the Enterprise, not Kirk or Picard.
I'm also glad to see the return of VGR-R. I think I shall be buying nearly all the books listed.
He wasn't editing before though, was he. If he is the new editor, then that explains a whole lot.Who is editing the Voyager Relaunch now?
Marco.
I wonder if those might satisfy both groups.
No, he wasn't; the VOY "relaunch" was previously edited by John Ordover and then Jennifer Heddle.He wasn't editing before though, was he.
Margaret Clark and Marco Palmieri are both involved in Destiny, as it's a crossover between the TNG "relaunch" (Margaret) and Titan (Marco), with elements from the DS9 "relaunch" (Marco). I imagine post-Destiny stuff will see each editor continue to handle those same series. And if New Frontier moves to a post-Destiny setting, I assume Ed Schlesinger will continue to work on that.So is Marco handeling all of the Destiny and Post-Destiny stuff then?
I'm curious about A Singular Destiny, though; who's editing that, KRAD?
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