Has interest in Trek Lit dried up where you live?

[bbailey861]

cheers Captaindemotion and flandry.

I decided to download the book A stich in time ....got to start somewhere and what better than a book about one of my all time favorite characters in all of star trek

A good choice. Once you finish that one, odds have it you'll be buying more DS9 ebooks in short order. Enjoy the ride.

 

[F. King Daniel]

"Best Destiny" and "Enterprise: The First Adventure" would probably have done fairly well in March '09.

With an action still of Chris Hemsworth on the cover.

I wonder if Pocket will be smart enough to capitalize on the next movie by....

Spoiler: If STXII rumours are true

Re-releasing the "Eugenics Wars" novels, with Benadict Cumberbatch (or even some ambiguous Khan-ish silhouette that could be Montelban or Cumberbatch) on the cover?
Bob Orci's dropped several hints over on trekmovie.com that he's read and is a fan of them.

 

[Dr. Crusher]

I do notice a lack of Trek novels in bookstores presently. When TNG was really popular, there were several shelves of Trek novels from all the series. I have to say that I appreciate the fact that the novels have carried TNG on a bit, and perhaps have remedied some of the negative feelings TNG fans generally have toward the idea that Nemesis was the end of TNG on screens of any kind. I haven't been thrilled by all of the novels I have read thus far, but there are elements that fit in very well with the spirit of TNG.