Create-your-own 2011 publishing schedual

[Paris]

TTN: Sieze the Fire (Typhon Pact book 1)
Aventine: Zero Sum Game (Typhon Pact book 2)
DS9: The Rough Beasts of Empire (Typhon Pact book 3)
TNG: Path of Disharmony (Typon Pact book 4)

These books come out in 2010. This would mean you have 4 slots for 2011 freed up

As I said upthread, Paths of Disharmony is the Jan 2011 book.

I know I know...but it was announced with the 2010 books, so we all tend to list it as one of the 2010 releases, even though it is in the first slot of 2011. I guess this thread should have been our picks for 2011 minus January, but including January of 2012.

Would that be OK with you ?

 

[Dayton Ward]

^ Nice edit, but I saw the earlier smiley already.

I was simply pointing out that one of the 2011 titles was already announced, but I really don't care one way or another. Play on.

 

[Deranged Nasat]

9-12/11: Star Trek: Pretty Much Anything They Want To Write -- a multipart miniseries by Ilsa J. Bick, Margaret Wander Bonano, Una McCormack, and James Swallow.

I endorse this 100%. Lock the four of them in a room together until they agree to it, please.

 

[Cicero]

MMPB:

DS9: Relaunch novel (The Soul Key or The Rough Beasts of Empire followup; S. D. Perry)
DS9: Relaunch novel (semi-standalone story featuring regulars - maybe Prynn and Shar?; Heather Jarman)
ENT: The Romulan War, Book 2 (Heather Jarman)
Enterprise-B novel (David R. George III)
TTN: semi-standalone novel (David Mack)
VAN: The Taurus Key, etc. (Dayton Ward & Kevin Dillmore)
VOY: Relaunch novel (Unworthy followup; Kirsten Beyer)
XI: semi-standalone novel (Diane Duane)
XI: semi-standalone novel (?)
XI: semi-standalone novel (?)

TPB:

Corps of Engineers reprint collection
Enterprise anthology
XI anthology

 

[Paris]

I also want to throw my support behind a DRG3 Enterprise-B book. I read Serpents Among the Ruins a month or two ago and absolutely loved it. More DRG3/ENTERPRISE-B!!!

 

[flandry84]

Capt.Robau-inheritor of the awesome Chuck Norris gene.

 

[Thrawn]

9-12/11: Star Trek: Pretty Much Anything They Want To Write -- a multipart miniseries by Ilsa J. Bick, Margaret Wander Bonano, Una McCormack, and James Swallow.

I endorse this 100%. Lock the four of them in a room together until they agree to it, please.

Yeah. Pretty hard to argue with that set of authors.

 

[Broccoli]

Capt.Robau-inheritor of the awesome Chuck Norris gene.

I think that's the other way around.

 

[ryan123450]

MMPB:
TNG: Typhon Pact Entry
TOS: Pike Early Voyages Continuation
Vanguard, Book 6
TOS: Ex Machina Sequel
TOS: Enterprise-A Novel
Excelsior, Book 2
TNG: Pre-ATT Enterprise E Novel
TNG: Post Typhon Pact Novel
DS9: Post Typhon Pact Novel
VOY: Post Unworthy Novel
Titan: Post Typhon Pact Novel
Aventine: Post Typhon Pact Novel

TPB:
Enterprise: The Romulan War, Book 2
Enterprise: The Anthology
DS9: The "4-Year-Gap" Anthology
Tales of Destiny Anthology
Slings and Arrows Reprint

 

[Cicero]

MMPB:
TOS: Pike Early Voyages Continuation

That would be a lot of fun.

 

[Thrawn]

I'd also like to add to the list of authors I hope to see again William Leisner and Geoff Thorne, who both had fairly stunningly awesome full-length novel debuts (in my opinion). I'd love to see Thorne tackle a DS9 story about Sisko's wormhole experiences, for instance, and I think Leisner's is pretty inarguably the best TNG post-Nemesis book (not including Destiny).

 

[Turtletrekker]

I know I'm going get shelacked for this, but Chuck Norris lost all of his "badass" cred when he came out as a "birther". Birthers are too dumb to be badass.

 

[William Leisner]

I'd also like to add to the list of authors I hope to see again William Leisner and Geoff Thorne, who both had fairly stunningly awesome full-length novel debuts (in my opinion). I'd love to see Thorne tackle a DS9 story about Sisko's wormhole experiences, for instance, and I think Leisner's is pretty inarguably the best TNG post-Nemesis book (not including Destiny).

Oh, cool, my check cleared.

 

[F. King Daniel]

I can only respond with this:

forget a comic. I want a TV series!

Each episode name has to be from the "facts about Captain Robau" thread.

 

[Warp Coil]

TTN: Sieze the Fire (Typhon Pact book 1)
Aventine: Zero Sum Game (Typhon Pact book 2)
DS9: The Rough Beasts of Empire (Typhon Pact book 3)

These books come out in 2010. This would mean you have 3 slots for 2011 freed up

Gah! I have no idea where my brain was when I was putting my list together. Clearly, 2010 and 2011 are the same year according to me.

In that case, throw in another TTN novel. I'm not sure what I'd do with the last two slots. I'm thinking something that shouldn't be series specific. Perhaps a couple of one-offs. Maybe a couple of new tales from the Lost Era.

 

[Hartzilla2007]

I know I'm going get shelacked for this, but Chuck Norris lost all of his "badass" cred when he came out as a "birther". Birthers are too dumb to be badass.

Meh I'm pretty even the great God-Captain James T. Kirk himself would call them morons.

I mean he already pawned Limbaugh.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2009/12/01/shatner-grills-limbaugh-a_n_375816.html

 

[Kopernikus]

Three are already set for 2011:

TNG - Typhon Pact - Path of Disharmony
The Next New Frontier
CoE Out of the Cocoon

My first wish for 2011 would be, that these are actually going through without any further delays.

Since we already have a Post-Destiny TNG, my next wishes would be one each series: Post Destiny DS9, Titan, Voyager and Aventine.

One Mirror- or Myriad Universes-Book

At least one Vanguard, preferably two

And of course, since it's ENTs tenth:

Romulan Wars, Book 2 - The Middle part
Romulan War, Book 3 - The Victory
and, the big Highlight: Star Trek: Birth of the Federation (No, not the old PC-Game, the actual event..)

The rebirth of the cancelled Crucible-Hardback would be awesome too.

Apart from that, I'm preety much open to anything, perhaps some of KRADs Klingon-Action, some dear old TOS or another Lost Era-title.
As long as the books continue to be as good as they have been in the last couple of years, I'm pretty sure, that I'm going to buy all of them, no matter to which aspect of Trek they belong or who writes them.

 

[Braxton]

Abramsverse TOS gets three novels because the movie may be coming out in 2011, one is a pre-movie tie-in, the adaptation of the movie, and one that takes place after the movie. Enterprise will get two MMPBs and one TPB, which will conclude the Romulan War. Three Romulan War books would be nice but I think it should be tied up in two books, with a possible return later on with a TPB entry Enterprise: Tales of the Romulan War. The MMPBs will focus on the founding of the UFP and a return to exploration immediately following the establishment of the UFP, ending 2011 with Enterprise returning to its original mission (seems fitting for its anniversary).

MMPB

1/11 - TNG (Typhon Pact entry)
2/11 - Vanguard
3/11 - DS9 (post-Typhon Pact, begins Ascendants wrapup)
4/11 - Abramsverse TOS (pre-Trek 12 tie-in)
5/11 - Voyager
6/11 - Abramsverse TOS (movie adaptation)
7/11 - Enterprise: The Neutral Zone (founding of the UFP)
8/11 - TOS
9/11 - TNG (post-Typhon Pact)
10/11 - Titan (post-Typhon Pact)
11/11 - Abramsverse TOS
12/11 - Enterprise: The New Adventures (post-UFP founding *EDIT* A new series could begin, Endeavor or Discovery perhaps)

TPB

3/11 - Enterprise Romulan War 2 (conclusion, sets up founding of UFP)
6/11 - NF
9/11 - DS9 Anthology: Tales of 2377 (or some such for the missing years)
12/11 - Mirror Universe: Shattered Dreams

 

[Christopher]

^Except the ENT finale established that NX-01 was retired when the UFP was founded, in order to remain consistent with prior canon that NCC-1701 was the first Federation starship named Enterprise.

 

[Braxton]

^Except the ENT finale established that NX-01 was retired when the UFP was founded, in order to remain consistent with prior canon that NCC-1701 was the first Federation starship named Enterprise.

Great, I can't believe I overlooked the canon implications. Perhaps a new series would begin with the same crew with a new ship, could still be an NX-class, perhaps Endeavor or Discovery, to fit in with a renewed stance of exploration.