Meaning, if I relied on TrekToday - say, via Twitter - to know when a major new novel is due out, nothing will be missed, amirite? Just thought I would try to be as thorough as possible.
Does Trektoday usually contain accurate lists of all upcoming novels?
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Re: Does Trektoday usually contain accurate lists of all upcoming nove
The best is http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Upcoming_productions or http://www.thetrekcollective.com/p/2015-star-trek-publication-schedule.html (just click "Prose" at the top)
The best is http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/Upcoming_productions or http://www.thetrekcollective.com/p/2015-star-trek-publication-schedule.html (just click "Prose" at the top)
Re: Does Trektoday usually contain accurate lists of all upcoming nove
Yeah, either of the links Thrawn shared are your best bet. As well, keeping your ear to the ground in this very forum is usually good enough too.
Yeah, either of the links Thrawn shared are your best bet. As well, keeping your ear to the ground in this very forum is usually good enough too.
Re: Does Trektoday usually contain accurate lists of all upcoming nove
This may not be the best place to ask this, but I've always been curious. On Memory Alpha, once a production is no longer "upcoming", it gets moved to the year productions page, eg - http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/2015_productions . But the pages by year also include the passing dates of people who have worked on Star Trek. I'm a little unclear as to why these are considered "productions". Shouldn't they appear on their own "people we've lost" page or "important events of <year>" page? It just seems a little, I don't know, gauche to list the people who are no longer with us alongside all the merchandise that came out.
Just wondering.
This may not be the best place to ask this, but I've always been curious. On Memory Alpha, once a production is no longer "upcoming", it gets moved to the year productions page, eg - http://en.memory-alpha.org/wiki/2015_productions . But the pages by year also include the passing dates of people who have worked on Star Trek. I'm a little unclear as to why these are considered "productions". Shouldn't they appear on their own "people we've lost" page or "important events of <year>" page? It just seems a little, I don't know, gauche to list the people who are no longer with us alongside all the merchandise that came out.
Just wondering.
Re: Does Trektoday usually contain accurate lists of all upcoming nove
It's a bad choice of wording, I think. It looks like the "<year> productions" pages are really meant to be all Star Trek-related events in the given year, to separate those out from the "<year>" pages which are meant to be strictly in-universe. I'm not sure why they didn't title them "<year> in real life" or something similar, but I think that's the intent, as it doesn't just include publication dates and air dates, but births and product releases too.
It's a bad choice of wording, I think. It looks like the "<year> productions" pages are really meant to be all Star Trek-related events in the given year, to separate those out from the "<year>" pages which are meant to be strictly in-universe. I'm not sure why they didn't title them "<year> in real life" or something similar, but I think that's the intent, as it doesn't just include publication dates and air dates, but births and product releases too.
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