Klingon Empire extract in Star Trek Magazine

[PaulSimpson]

Just a quick heads up that an extract from KRAD's new Klingon Empire novel is in the new issue of Star Trek Magazine that should be available at all good newsstands over the next few days.
Also inside: John Cho and Zachary Quinto give official interviews about being cast as Sulu and Spock; Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore examine what makes a good Starfleet captain; Kate Mulgrew's interviewed, and there's a preview of Star Trek Legacy...

Oh, and next issue, out late February, will include a very interesting excerpt from the first Terok Nor novel!

Paul Simpson
Editor, Star Trek Magazine

 

[Trent Roman]

I just want to say that it's really nice to see the Magazine pimping the fiction like this. I think everybody wins when the diverse parts of the franchise play well together.

Fictitiously yours, Trent Roman

 

[JD]

Cool, I'm really starting to think that once I get a job, I might get a subscription to the Trek magazine.

 

[BrotherBenny]

JD said:
Cool, I'm really starting to think that once I get a job, I might get a subscription to the Trek magazine.

My xmas bonus

 

[PaulSimpson]

JD said:
Cool, I'm really starting to think that once I get a job, I might get a subscription to the Trek magazine.

If you think this lot sounds good, wait til you see what we've got lined up for the Mirror Universe edition...

Happy Christmas to everyone at home!

Paul

 

[BrotherBenny]

PaulSimpson said:

JD said:
Cool, I'm really starting to think that once I get a job, I might get a subscription to the Trek magazine.

If you think this lot sounds good, wait til you see what we've got lined up for the Mirror Universe edition...

I used my xmas bonus to get the subscription. All I have to do is sit back and wait.

 

[JD]

PaulSimpson said:

JD said:
Cool, I'm really starting to think that once I get a job, I might get a subscription to the Trek magazine.

If you think this lot sounds good, wait til you see what we've got lined up for the Mirror Universe edition...

Happy Christmas to everyone at home!

Paul

Ahhh.....Ahhhhhhh...Ahhhhh *Head explodes*

 

[indianatrekker26]

Question for you, KRAD. Will this novel be accessible to readers like me who havent read any of your previous Klingon novels? I'm really interested in this book. Just need to get caught up on New Frontier first.

 

[KRAD]

^ It should be, yes. I certainly tried to have it be....

 

[David R. George III]

PaulSimpson said:

Also inside: John Cho and Zachary Quinto give official interviews about being cast as Sulu and Spock; Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore examine what makes a good Starfleet captain; Kate Mulgrew's interviewed, and there's a preview of Star Trek Legacy...

Not to mention my article examining the love life of Captain James T. Kirk, a piece entitled "Of Ice and Moonlight."

 

[BrotherBenny]

David R. George III said:
Not to mention my article examining the love life of Captain James T. Kirk, a piece entitled "Of Ice and Moonlight."

Is it a bumper issue of the magazine then?

 

[JD]

Like I already said in an other thread, I got this issue the other day. In fact I'm just about to start Wardimore's article on the Captains.

EDITED FOR GRAMMAR

 

[JAG]

I am going to have to start picking this up.

 

[Anubis]

Jaggle Bells said:
I am going to have to start picking this up.

Ditto. Though I have a problem finding the time to read magazines.

 

[PaulSimpson]

David R. George III said:

PaulSimpson said:

Also inside: John Cho and Zachary Quinto give official interviews about being cast as Sulu and Spock; Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore examine what makes a good Starfleet captain; Kate Mulgrew's interviewed, and there's a preview of Star Trek Legacy...

Not to mention my article examining the love life of Captain James T. Kirk, a piece entitled "Of Ice and Moonlight."

Ooops. Sorry, David!! (My excuse is both KRAD and Dayton plugging your piece on their Live Journals...)

P

 

[PaulSimpson]

Xeris-mas said:

David R. George III said:
Not to mention my article examining the love life of Captain James T. Kirk, a piece entitled "Of Ice and Moonlight."

Is it a bumper issue of the magazine then?

Nope, we just pack it full of goodness whether it's a 68 page or 100 page version...!

Paul

 

[BrotherBenny]

PaulSimpson said:

Xeris-mas said:

David R. George III said:
Not to mention my article examining the love life of Captain James T. Kirk, a piece entitled "Of Ice and Moonlight."

Is it a bumper issue of the magazine then?

Nope, we just pack it full of goodness whether it's a 68 page or 100 page version...!

Paul

Well, I was only asking (since the sarcasm failed) because it seems like a doctoral thesis kind of subject and David RG III writes reeeeaaaalllly long stuff.

 

[David R. George III]

^ Well, I got the sarcasm.

Apart from that, though, sometimes writers are handed length limits. In this case, my article could be no longer than 2,000 words. In actuality, it clocked in at...well, 2,000 words. Wouldn't want to waste any, you know.

 

[BrotherBenny]

David R. George III said:
^ Well, I got the sarcasm.

Apart from that, though, sometimes writers are handed length limits. In this case, my article could be no longer than 2,000 words. In actuality, it clocked in at...well, 2,000 words. Wouldn't want to waste any, you know.

And what did the first draft come in at?