Question about the upcoming Terok Nor series
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How the hell did you get a copy of my manuscript?!?
But seriously; I can't speak for Stephanie or Britta, but Day of the Vipers is set almost entirely on or around Bajor, dealing (for the most part) with Bajoran and Cardassian characters.
That would be an interesting experiment--involving Vaughan in every facet of continuity. Have him visit the Kazon in the Delta Quadrant before helping to invent the holodeck only days before he traveled back through time and engineered the death of Edith Keeler.
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Has anyone read the review yet? Day of the Vipers sounds fantastic!
http://trekweb.com/articles/2008/03/09/Book-Review-Star-Trek-Terok-Nor-Day-of-the-Vipers.shtml
http://trekweb.com/articles/2008/03/09/Book-Review-Star-Trek-Terok-Nor-Day-of-the-Vipers.shtml
James, are you trying to rival David R George III for number of words? How many words is DotV anyways? And how long was Crucible: McCoy: Provenance of Shadows?
Awesome. It's cool to hear that the Oralian Way is brought up in the story. I can't wait to read this.
Wow...that brief review was awesome...I as well can't wait to see this...definitely ties in nicely with the post-What You Leave Behind novels. Now, that said, these books are going to be out before Fearful Symmetry, although they were originally supposed to be out after had the original schedule and circumstances permitted it...I'm curious whether or not we're going to be a little spoiled and if we're going to see some elaboration regarding the ending of Warpath in Book 2 or 3 of Terok Nor.
Jeff, if you're reading this; the cash is in the usual place.
Yeah, I have to admit Day... is a long one; but I enjoyed every second of it. I hope the rest of you folks do to. A political thriller is a long way from my usual stuff-blowin'-up writing, but it great to do - and I can't wait to see where Stephanie and Britta take things...
Question I was looking on Amazon I think and next to the publisher's and it said March 25 I think but when I looked again it said Aprilso was the release post poned ?
The book hasn't been delayed; it's still an April release, which means that depending on your location it will become available somewhere between mid-March and mid-April. Amazon just put "March 25" as a guess for the rough time period when they'll have the book in stock. It means nothing.
Since the book takes place more the 50 years before them I doubt it will relate to much to Warpath or Fearfull Symmetry.
Pardon me if someone has asked this already about the series of books, but, how long do Cardassians live? Are they somewhat like Vulcans? Given the date that this book begins starts and Dukat is in it, he must be, what, about 70 when the television series takes place?
I remember the bad, old days, when it seemed like every book that Pocket put out (and I'm sure that this was a Melacon directive ) must have 273 pages. Honestly, every story that came out was 273 pages long, at least here in Canada. It's great to see these large novels coming out... it makes it a little less painful paying the $9.99 plus prices that we get up here.
Pardon me if someone has asked this already about the series of books, but, how long do Cardassians live? Are they somewhat like Vulcans? Given the date that this book begins starts and Dukat is in it, he must be, what, about 70 when the television series takes place?
"Wrongs Darker Than Death or Night" set the precedent, showing Dukat already serving as prefect of Bajor back when Kira was three years old.
Besides, Vulcans aren't the only long-lived species. We've seen that Klingons can live to be well past 100, and so can humans in the 24th century. Heck, Picard was 74 as of Nemesis and still going strong.