So What Are you Reading?: Generations

Discussion in 'Trek Literature' started by captcalhoun, Dec 22, 2011.

  1. Riverside2233

    Riverside2233 Commander Red Shirt

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    Just finished S.C.E. Where Time Stands Still and Constellations "Devices and Desires". Sticking around in 2267 up next with The Folded World
     
  2. Laura Cynthia Chambers

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    Hidden Falls by Olivia Newport
     
  3. indianatrekker26

    indianatrekker26 Fleet Captain Fleet Captain

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    TOS: Black Fire by Sonni Cooper. Very interesting book so far.
     
  4. Smellincoffee

    Smellincoffee Commodore Commodore

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    ST: Myriad Universes, vol. I. So far I have finished 2 of the 3 novellas, including that really wild one where Harry Kim is promoted to lieutenant. Bit of a stretch, but hey -- that's why they call it fiction.

    And now, KHAN. :D
     
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  5. Jbarney

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    About to finish Before Dishonor.
     
  6. Nyotarules

    Nyotarules Vice Admiral Moderator

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    Star Trek Seekers book 3 - Long shot by David Mack
     
  7. Cap'n Crunch

    Cap'n Crunch Captain Captain

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    I finished Star Trek: The Next Generations: Hearts and Minds by Dayton Ward.
    I'm now reading Star Trek: The Original Series: Mind Meld by John Vornholt.
     
  8. Smellincoffee

    Smellincoffee Commodore Commodore

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    Finished Myriad Universes, almost in a single sitting with a break for sleeping. The Khan story didn't build on its premise as much as I thought it would, being mostly a rebels vs the Empire tale..still, I enjoyed the volume enormously and am almost tempted to go for the other two right now. I have a few books to read before buying more, though.
     
  9. John Clark

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    Finished the Tanya Huff novel (enjoyed it, but not as much as previous ones), read DTI: Shield of the Gods by Christopher L Bennett and now CSI: Cold Burn by Max Allan Collins
     
  10. Laura Cynthia Chambers

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    The Lost Heiress by Roseanna M. White
     
  11. hbquikcomjamesl

    hbquikcomjamesl Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

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    Not quite halfway through The Most Rev'd Desmond Tutu's God is Not a Christian. And one lunch break away from finishing the May issue of Smithsonian.

    Before I move on to Mr. Bennett's new e-novella, and thence to Enigma Tales, I'm going to re-read Star Trek Log Ten, because it's been so long since I read it, I can't remember what ADF added to what's in the episode.
     
  12. Reanok

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    I'm reading Deathwatch by T.B. Verney. It's a really exciting WW2 spy novel that takes place in England and France.
     
  13. Kilana2

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    Legacies - Captain to Captain.
     
  14. USS Firefly

    USS Firefly Commodore Commodore

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    Finished rereading Articles of the Federation,still a great book, but poor admiral Ross :(
    Now I am rereading Greater than the sum, first time the Borg are scary since BOBW.
    I haven't read dishonor, is that a good book?
     
  15. Jinn

    Jinn Mistress of the Chaotic Energies Rear Admiral

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    The opinions are divided. You either love it or hate it. Personally I'm not exactly fond of it.
     
  16. Mage

    Mage Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

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    That depends. Do you like to read parodies of established characters?
     
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  17. USS Firefly

    USS Firefly Commodore Commodore

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    Haha no, is it that bad?
     
  18. Mage

    Mage Rear Admiral Rear Admiral

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    In my opinion, yes. Peter David created a comedy, not a serious novel.
     
  19. stardream

    stardream Commodore Commodore

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    Taking a break from Star Trek books. Right now I am into Stephen Booth's Fry and Cooper detective series. Am in the middle of Last Breath. Very good series if a bit introspective and wordy at times. Then one day while I was insane I ordered a physical copy of "A Suitable Boy' which is probably India's equivlent of Gone with the Wind. So far it's a good read but that book is massive!
     
  20. Greg Cox

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    War for the Planet of the Apes: Revelations by Greg Keyes. The prequel novel to the new movie.
     
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