guest characters would you like to see in Trek Lit

[Nathan]

Just wondering what guest characters folks would like to see more in Trek Lit?

For me, I always wished Nicholas Locarno (from First Duty) would have been explored more in the novels.

My other pick would be Sam Lavelle (Lower Decks). I wished he would pop up more often, but I have a feeling he is more of a "Riker 2.0" hence authors don't use him much.

I did like Dr Selar, but I think PAD ruined her in New Frontier (again, even tho' I am current with the NF, I just never like the wacky/zaniness of NF, but was glad Selar showed up there.

Without going into story ideas, what guest characters do you wish you saw more of???

 

[JoeZhang]

Just wondering what guest characters folks would like to see more in Trek Lit?

For me, I always wished Nicholas Locarno (from First Duty) would have been explored more in the novels.

My other pick would be Sam Lavelle (Lower Decks). I wished he would pop up more often, but I have a feeling he is more of a "Riker 2.0" hence authors don't use him much.

I did like Dr Selar, but I think PAD ruined her in New Frontier (again, even tho' I am current with the NF, I just never like the wacky/zaniness of NF, but was glad Selar showed up there.

Without going into story ideas, what guest characters do you wish you saw more of???

Spoiler: Nicholas Locarno

got borg'd in a short story... I think.

 

[Mage]

Sam Lavelle was used in the TNG Dominion War novels, right?

 

[Deranged Nasat]

Just wondering what guest characters folks would like to see more in Trek Lit?

For me, I always wished Nicholas Locarno (from First Duty) would have been explored more in the novels.

My other pick would be Sam Lavelle (Lower Decks). I wished he would pop up more often, but I have a feeling he is more of a "Riker 2.0" hence authors don't use him much.

I did like Dr Selar, but I think PAD ruined her in New Frontier (again, even tho' I am current with the NF, I just never like the wacky/zaniness of NF, but was glad Selar showed up there.

Without going into story ideas, what guest characters do you wish you saw more of???

Spoiler: Nicholas Locarno

got borg'd in a short story... I think.

Spoiler: Locarno

He did indeed, in Seven Deadly Sins' Gluttony story. Of course, since that was set in 2380, I think, he probably got Caeliar'd not long after. So...happy ending?

 

[Nathan]

Yeah, I read the 7 Deadly Sins Story, I still recall picking up the book and psyched that Locarno had a role only to be disappointed in the end.

 

[flandry84]

Okana...in a DS9 story perhaps.
Or even an Okana/Tom Riker team-up.

 

[Shon T'Hara]

It'd be interesting if some of the kids from the Enterprise-D started popping up in novels as adults.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

Ruanek.

Any character played by Vaughn Armstrong.

 

[JoeP]

Mirasta Yale. Got to First Contact on my re-watch of TNG on blu ray and really liked her a lot. I've always wondered what happened to her.

 

[Deranged Nasat]

Mirasta Yale. Got to First Contact on my re-watch of TNG on blu ray and really liked her a lot. I've always wondered what happened to her.

Yes, agreed. When I first watched Star Trek, and not entirely understanding how TV worked, I actually expected her to show up again at some point, and was disappointed when she never did.

 

[JoeP]

Mirasta Yale. Got to First Contact on my re-watch of TNG on blu ray and really liked her a lot. I've always wondered what happened to her.

Yes, agreed. When I first watched Star Trek, and not entirely understanding how TV worked, I actually expected her to show up again at some point, and was disappointed when she never did.

When I think about it, I kind of hope that she'd be involved in the Re-Contact with the Malcorians in some way.

 

[Enterprise1701]

My other pick would be Sam Lavelle (Lower Decks). I wished he would pop up more often, but I have a feeling he is more of a "Riker 2.0" hence authors don't use him much.

Sam Lavelle was used in the TNG Dominion War novels, right?

Correct. He also appears in the Marvel comic "Second Contact", an X-Men crossover. And an alternate reality version of him appears in Myriad Universes - Echoes and Refractions - Brave New World.

 

[Herkimer Jitty]

Snerkel.

 

[Sto-Vo-Kory]

Okana...in a DS9 story perhaps.
Or even an Okana/Tom Riker team-up.

Outrageous idea! I second this.

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

What about a prime universe version of Keenser?

 

[JD]

Mirasta Yale. Got to First Contact on my re-watch of TNG on blu ray and really liked her a lot. I've always wondered what happened to her.

Me too.
For a while now I've thought it would be cool to get either an anthology or miniseries that showed what happened on planets of the week after the episode ended. In the shows they would show up on these planets, cause all sorts of drama, and then just take off, without really showing us the aftermath of their visit.
They're a planet and a race rather than guest characters, but I would love to see the Full Circle Voyager books revisit the 37s planet and the Vidiians. We know from Think Tank that the Vidiians Phage was cured, that would have to have a pretty major effect on them.

 

[Mr. Laser Beam]

I always wondered how Mirasta's disappearance was explained by the authorities on Malcor...

 

[Christopher]

What about a prime universe version of Keenser?

The flashbacks to Keenser's youth on his homeworld in Star Trek Ongoing #14 are set three years before Kirk's birth, meaning they actually take place in the Prime Universe. I'm pretty sure those scenes are the only Prime Universe content in Ongoing.

 

[Captain Clark Terrell]

As his name was brought up in another thread, I'll mention him here: Captain George Sanders of the Starship Malinche ("For the Uniform"). Memory Beta indicates that he commanded the Malinche for at least eighteen years (2363-2381) before the ship was destroyed with all hands in the Borg invasion.

--Sran

 

[DGCatAniSiri]

I would like to see Vash reappear in a DS9 setting. I'm kind of disappointed she didn't recur there throughout the series, she seems like a character who fit right into the setting. Sure, there's the Millennium trilogy, but I'd sooner 'broad stroke' those events with modern novel continuity if it means she reappears.