Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalones

[Stevil2001]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

Troublesome Minds
The Children of Kings

This. Good old-fashioned original series awesomeness.

 

[Christopher]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

The Myriad Universes-Anthologies "Infinity's Prism", "Echoes and Refractions" and "Shattered Lights" (Novella-Length "What if...." type stories)

Short novels (in the 50 to 60,000-word range), not novellas (which peak at 40,000).

 

[JD]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

Mirror Universe - The Sorrows of Empire by David Mack (The Reign of Emperor Spock)

The Myriad Universes-Anthologies "Infinity's Prism", "Echoes and Refractions" and "Shattered Lights" (Novella-Length "What if...." type stories)

I'd take this farther and recommend the entire MyrU and MU series. While not all of the stories are amazing, each of the collections has at least one or two stories in it that are worth reading.

 

[Yevetha]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

A Stitch in Time

Garaks biograpgical work by Mark Alamo.

 

[Paris]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

^I think you mean Andrew Robinson...

 

[Yevetha]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

Sorry i mixed it up.

 

[Christopher]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

And spelled both of Marc Alaimo's names wrong.

 

[Stevil2001]

Re: Haven't read anything for a while; looking for some good standalon

That said, a Dukat-penned biography of Garak would be great.

Though I suspect a Garak-penned biography of Dukat would be even better...