I I would be depressed about losing the novelverse
Me too, bro.

I I would be depressed about losing the novelverse
Yeah, I get that she's obviously just one person and a lower tier in the whole machine, but still surprised more hasn't been made of her input in terms of Novel verse consequences.First off, I'd say that's not the way Kirsten thinks. She puts the good of the story she's telling first and continuity with other stories second. I'm well aware of that because she chose to ignore my depictions of Species 8472 and the Tamarians in her own Voyager work, and she explained to me her reasons for doing so. (Although she did consult me about the DTI and time-travel stuff for her more recent VGR novels.)
And second, just because Kirsten had the initial idea that led to this show, that doesn't mean she has total creative control over it. She's the co-creator, but she isn't high enough in the producer ranks yet to be the showrunner. This will mainly be Alex Kurtzman's show, with Patrick Stewart probably having a lot of creative input as well. If, hypothetically, Stewart wants to play a Picard who, say, regrets that he never married or had a child, or who's haunted by the knowledge that the Borg are still out there assimilating worlds, then nobody is going to tell him "No, you can't do that because of something in some books that most of the TV audience has never heard of." Kirsten may be able to inject some novelverse concepts into the mix if she thinks they're useful to the show, but they'd be just one ingredient in a creative process that would have ideas coming from Kurtzman, Stewart, Michael Chabon, James Duff, and others as well, so they'd probably come out somewhat altered.
Yeah, I get that she's obviously just one person and a lower tier in the whole machine, but still surprised more hasn't been made of her input in terms of Novel verse consequences.
but I think it would be naive to expect that.
(side note - I haven't read the Reeves-Stevenses novels, did they just not mention their own stuff, and/or did they do anything which specifically contradicted it?)
On the plus side, I personally would have a shot at actually catching up with the novelverse if they reset it. I'd just hope it ends properly rather than stops with a shit-ton of plot threads left unresolved forever.If it preserved the novelverse-then I probably wouldn't be unhappy about losing a trek show.
However Trekkies have often rooted against shows they disliked-there was as much a movement to end enterprise as there was to renew it, I imagine some TOS fans didn't want to see TNG succeed, etc...
I don't wish for the show to fail-based on my particular set of circumstances and preferences I would consider it fortuitous if it never airs and the novelverse continues.
Though I know that's not a sentiment everybody shares and if the show does well-then good for it. I would be depressed about losing the novelverse but I would not be unhappy about the show existing.
Yep, the seventh Titan book, methinks.I vaguely remember this - some Andorians are kidnapped and when they are rescued, they have actually been cloned - was that it?
When the was announcement for Available Light was made it was specifically mentioned that it will be dealing with stuff from Control, and after I heard about the Picard series I got thinking, could AL be specifically be tying off those left over story threads as the first step in bringing the Novelverse to an end. I'm really hoping it's not the case, but it does seem like it could be a possibility.
I had a thought about Available Light after the Picard series announcement that could be a bad sign for the Novelverse.
When the was announcement for Available Light was made it was specifically mentioned that it will be dealing with stuff from Control, and after I heard about the Picard series I got thinking, could AL be specifically be tying off those left over story threads as the first step in bringing the Novelverse to an end. I'm really hoping it's not the case, but it does seem like it could be a possibility.
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