So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit today!

[Quinton O'Connor]

Re: So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit tod

Well, I finished the book. What a well-rounded collection of solidly-written short stories that was. It had something for everyone, as I suspect may indeed have been an aim among the writers. There wasn't a single entry I found lacking in any significant way, and it managed to get me interested in a few series I'd never have gotten involved with otherwise, like S.C.E. -- again, I suspect there was a goal there.

I just picked up Armin Shimerman's "The 34th Rule" from my local used book store for a steal of a price at just fifty cents. It sounds good. Kind of an odd choice for a second entry, perhaps, but I couldn't resist.

 

[Ood Sigma]

Re: So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit tod

I just picked up Armin Shimerman's "The 34th Rule" from my local used book store for a steal of a price at just fifty cents. It sounds good. Kind of an odd choice for a second entry, perhaps, but I couldn't resist.

An excellent choice, actually. It's one of the highest-regarded DS9 novels and one of my personal favorites. Oh, and DRG3 posts here, too.

 

[Quinton O'Connor]

Re: So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit tod

He does? Excellente!

 

[F. King Daniel]

Re: So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit tod

The 34th Rule was very good indeed. My only problem with it is that I couldn't buy everything being back to normal again in time for the next episode/book.

 

[Therin of Andor]

Re: So I read some (not all) of my first ever exposure to Trek lit tod

What exactly makes TrekBBS so lucky, if I might inquire?

Quite a few authors used to be on Psi Phi when that bbs was really firing, and some were (still?) regulars on the Simon & Schuster bbs but, over time, this one has developed a good reputation for popularity with fans, tech reliability and fair moderation. I guess.