So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[John Clark]

Started the new Returned novel by Peter David this morning.

 

[Cap'n Crunch]

I've finished Star Trek: SCE: The Riddled Post.

I then read A Brewing Storm, the first in an e-novella trilogy about the character Derrick Storm, by "Richard Castle".

I'm now about to start Star Trek: New Frontier: The Returned, Part I by Peter David.

 

[John Clark]

Finished part 2 of The Returned and am now on The Empty Quarter by David L Robins.

 

[ryan123450]

Finishing Star Wars: Coruscant Nights 2 tonight. Pretty good, though it was weird that the characters referred to the police throughout the novel as "cools".

Tomorrow I'll start Unspoken Truth. Really looking forward to seeing more of Saavik.

 

[Kertrats47]

Cool, well seeing as there aren't too many of them, I'll add them to my list to get to. Thanks!

Don't forget that there may only be 6 books under the Stargazer banner, but there are also 5 other Stargazer-crew focused books, and 3 short stories in anthologies.

TNG: Valiant ('pliot' for the Stargazer series)
TLE: The Buried Age (featuring the final Stargazer mission)
TNG: Double Helix #6: The First Virtue
TNG: Reunion (set during TNG)
TNG: Death in Winter (post-Nemesis with Stargazer peeps)

plus a short story in each of the following:
Tales of the Dominion War
Tales from the Captain's Table
Shards and Shadows

Enjoy

Cool. I have The Buried Age on my list to review this year (sometime in December, I think), and I have read the Captain's Tale story in that collection. I thought I had read the Double Helix novel, but upon reading the blurb it occurs to me that I must have given up on that series before I got to that story. Definitely intending to tackle that series again someday.

 

[Iamnotspock]

Just started the DS9 Gateways novel Demons of Air and Darkness, in the Twist of Faith anthology. Enjoying the relaunch so far.

 

[Kilana2]

I'm reading the German edition of New Frontier - Stone and Anvil.

Calhoun's and Shelby's experiences back at the Academy are quite interesting...

 

[indianatrekker26]

Thanks to this list: http://killie-booktalk.blogspot.com/p/star-trek-reading-challenge.html i am reading everything in chronological order beginning with Encounter at Farpoint. I'm currently on Strike Zone.

 

[John Clark]

Finished The Empty Quarter and have moved on to The War of the Rats by the same author.

This one I've read before but am having another read of it.

 

[Reanok]

I started New Earth by Ben Bova a really interesting first Contact story. The story has a real interesting type of an early Star Trek Tos story theme of Space exploration and an interesting alien culture.

 

[JD]

Cool, well seeing as there aren't too many of them, I'll add them to my list to get to. Thanks!

Don't forget that there may only be 6 books under the Stargazer banner, but there are also 5 other Stargazer-crew focused books, and 3 short stories in anthologies.

TNG: Valiant ('pliot' for the Stargazer series)
TLE: The Buried Age (featuring the final Stargazer mission)
TNG: Double Helix #6: The First Virtue
TNG: Reunion (set during TNG)
TNG: Death in Winter (post-Nemesis with Stargazer peeps)

plus a short story in each of the following:
Tales of the Dominion War
Tales from the Captain's Table
Shards and Shadows

Enjoy

Cool. I have The Buried Age on my list to review this year (sometime in December, I think), and I have read the Captain's Tale story in that collection. I thought I had read the Double Helix novel, but upon reading the blurb it occurs to me that I must have given up on that series before I got to that story. Definitely intending to tackle that series again someday.

Keep in mind that the short story in Shards and Shadows is a MU story that doesn't connect back to the prime universe novels, as far as I know. I haven't read the Stargazer books, but I do know one of them features at least one MU characters, I have no idea if there is a connection between this story and the novel.

 

[dstyer]

Just started making my way through the Strange New Worlds anthologies. I am truly impressed with Dayton Ward's first entry, "Reflections." I can see why he now is one of the regular authors.

 

[Killie]

So I finished "The Disinherited", a TOS novel written by three authors... I wasn't sure it would work but I actually quite enjoyed it.

Anyone interested in my review can find it here.

My Chronological reading is slow going but I do feel like I am getting there as this is the 70th book since I started 3.5 years ago.

 

[C. Cole-Chakotay]

I'm reading The Last Days by Joel C. Rosenberg.

 

[John Clark]

So I finished "The Disinherited", a TOS novel written by three authors... I wasn't sure it would work but I actually quite enjoyed it.

Anyone interested in my review can find it here.

My Chronological reading is slow going but I do feel like I am getting there as this is the 70th book since I started 3.5 years ago.

Been a while since I've read that one but I do seem to remember enjoying it

 

[Kertrats47]

Finished and reviewed the latest Seekers novel by David Mack, Long Shot. Really enjoyed this one!

Also recently read New Frontier: The Returned, Part 2 by Peter David. Review of that one coming soon. In the meantime, Matthew Rushing and I recently discussed it on the latest episode of the Literary Treks podcast!

 

[indianatrekker26]

after finally deciding to pass over the DS9 post-series stuff(just not in the mood for DS9), i'm jumping back to where i left off in the TNG: A Time To,,, series with Love/Hate by Robert Greenberger, with my Post-Nemesis read through.

 

[John Clark]

Currently on The Lost World by Michael Crichton.

 

[Kilana2]

Eugenic Wars part II (German edition) by Greg Cox. Enjoing it so far.

 

[Greg Cox]

Eugenic Wars part II (German edition) by Greg Cox. Enjoing it so far.

Thanks!

I just read in "In History's Shadow" by Dayton Ward. If you like the EW books, you should definitely read that one, too.