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OT: Non-Trek Tie Ins discussion thread

John Jackson Miller has a Batman novel called Resurrection coming out on 10/15/24. It is a direct sequel to the Tim Burton 1989 Batman film.
 
Hey folks! If you're fans of the Trek fiction by me and/or @Christopher then you really should check out the latest eSpec Books Kickstarter, which is for seven (7) books, including one of my novels (the urban fantasy Feat of Clay, the sequel to A Furnace Sealed, about a guy from NYC who hunts monsters for a living) and one of Christopher's short story collections (Aleyara's Descent and Other Stories, featuring a mess of science fiction stories in the same vein as Christopher's Trek work), as well as two steampunk novels (one by Ef Deal and one by Christine Norris), a superhero novel (by Ty Drago), and two other collections (one by Christopher J. Burke, one by Lisanne Norman).

There's only 55 hours left as I type this, and while we're funded and with TONS of bonuses, we're still shy of the brass ring, which is to do limited-edition hardcovers of the books. Please do check the crowdfund out. You can find more information at the eSpec blog, including interviews, readings, and excerpts.

Thanks muchly!
 
Just announced this week, I've got a couple of new non-Trek tie-ins on the way later this year, The Armageddon Engine and Shadow Play based on the Gerry Anderson shows Space:1999 and UFO respectively...

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James Swallow's UFO and Space: 1999 novellas are available for preorder on the gerryanderson.com website. At least in the USA.

 
A whole bunch of Marvel's older prose novels have been rereleased in e-book form over the last few months, including quite a few by Trek authors.
Wolverine: Election Day by Peter David
https://www.amazon.com/Wolverine-Election-Day-Peter-David-ebook
Spider-Man: The Darkest Hours Omnibus (includes Down These Means Streets by @KRAD, and Drowned in Thunder by @Christopher L Bennett)
https://www.amazon.com/Marvel-Classic-Novels-Spider-Man-Darkest-ebook
Spider-Man: The Venom Factor Omnibus by Diane Duane (reprints her Spider-Man Venom Trilogy)
https://www.amazon.com//dpB07Z2T
Wolverine: Weapon X Omnibus (includes Wolverine: Road of Bones by @David Mack)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087PMHDTS
X-Men: Watchers on the Wall by @Christopher L. Bennet
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DW4KN1KX/
X-Men & The Avengers: Gamma Quest Omnibus by @Greg Cox
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SSPXF87/
Fantastic Four: War Zone by @Greg Cox
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GNC8QCH/
Fantastic Four: Doomgate by Jeffrey Lang
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F596HPS5/

There are a bunch more, but these are the ones I've found so far by Trek authors
 
A whole bunch of Marvel's older prose novels have been rereleased in e-book form over the last few months, including quite a few by Trek authors.
Wolverine: Election Day by Peter David
https://www.amazon.com/Wolverine-Election-Day-Peter-David-ebook
Spider-Man: The Darkest Hours Omnibus (includes Down These Means Streets by @KRAD, and Drowned in Thunder by @Christopher L Bennett)
https://www.amazon.com/Marvel-Classic-Novels-Spider-Man-Darkest-ebook
Spider-Man: The Venom Factor Omnibus by Diane Duane (reprints her Spider-Man Venom Trilogy)
https://www.amazon.com//dpB07Z2T
Wolverine: Weapon X Omnibus (includes Wolverine: Road of Bones by @David Mack)
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087PMHDTS
X-Men: Watchers on the Wall by @Christopher L. Bennet
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DW4KN1KX/
X-Men & The Avengers: Gamma Quest Omnibus by @Greg Cox
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07SSPXF87/
Fantastic Four: War Zone by @Greg Cox
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08GNC8QCH/
Fantastic Four: Doomgate by Jeffrey Lang
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0F596HPS5/

There are a bunch more, but these are the ones I've found so far by Trek authors

Oh, great! That means both my Marvel novels are finally available as e-books as well as audiobooks.

I wonder why my Spidey novel got collected into an omnibus but not my X-Men novel. I think Pocket did at least three X-Men novels while it had the license (not counting Wolverine solo novels), but I'm not certain.
 
I have the German Stargate-Books at home - some of them even written by Wolfgang Hohlbein, who's not that unknown in German "Phantastik"-Novels, the novelization of the Pilot was done by Martin Eisele and then one Frank Rehfeld wrote one tie-in. But the amount of the english Stargate-Novels is... amazing.
 
Oh, great! That means both my Marvel novels are finally available as e-books as well as audiobooks.

I wonder why my Spidey novel got collected into an omnibus but not my X-Men novel. I think Pocket did at least three X-Men novels while it had the license (not counting Wolverine solo novels), but I'm not certain.
The omnibuses and the standalone novels were rereleased by different publishers, the omnibuses are from Titan Books, and the stand alone novels are from Open Road Media.
 
The omnibuses and the standalone novels were rereleased by different publishers, the omnibuses are from Titan Books, and the stand alone novels are from Open Road Media.

The point is, Pocket Star did three X-Men novels including mine, so Titan could have collected them in an omnibus too, but didn't. The only other Pocket Star omnibus they released contained three solo Wolverine novels. (They also did omnibuses of three Byron Preiss-published trilogies from the '90s.) Maybe they hoped to do more but the sales didn't warrant it.

The 2005-9 Pocket Star line included four Spidey novels, four Fantastic Four novels, three X-Men novels, six Wolverine solo novels, and two Ultimates novels. So we could've potentially gotten an X-Men omnibus, a second Wolverine omnibus, and an FF omnibus, with four novels left over.
 
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