So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[hbquikcomjamesl]

The Gospel According to St. Mark.

 

[haddie moonfall]

Just started The Abyss Section 33 by David Weddle & Jeffrey Lang DS9 .. Anyone read this?
I heard there will be a new Section 31 series?? how exciting :-)

 

[Jinn]

Just started The Abyss Section 33 by David Weddle & Jeffrey Lang DS9 .. Anyone read this?

That was my fourth Trek book, IIRC. Good times. The early DS9 relaunch really was very fun.

I heard there will be a new Section 31 series?? how exciting :-)

Indeed, that is true, but there wasn't a release date announced yet.

 

[Kilana2]

Just started The Abyss Section 33 by David Weddle & Jeffrey Lang DS9 .. Anyone read this?
I heard there will be a new Section 31 series?? how exciting :-)

I've read most of the Section 31 books. My favorite so far is Control by David Mack. On the other hand, I'm not a real fan of the whole Section 31 idea. But David Mack writes stories which are infernally good....

 

[Jinn]

Gotta admit, my favorite Section 31 novel is the TOS one, Cloak, I think it was called. It was set immediately before "For the World is Hollow and I have Touched the Sky" and deals with McCoy learning that he is terminally ill, which was very well done.

 

[Reanok]

Star Trek TNG Available light by Dayton Ward

 

[Kilana2]

Finished Enemy Territory of the Gorkon Saga. Great reading I must say.

 

[Greg Cox]

I'm enjoying Marvel's new CONAN spin-off about Belit, the Queen of the Black Coast.

 

[JD]

Over the last couple days I've been reading Batman (New 52 series) Volume 2: The City of Owls.
I've been wondering @Greg Cox, how does your Court of Owls novel tie into the comics story? Is it a sequel, or an alternate version, or something else?

 

[Paris]

I'm enjoying Marvel's new CONAN spin-off about Belit, the Queen of the Black Coast.

If you like that, you should check out Brian Wood's Conan run @DarK Horse. His first big story was Belit. Becky Cloonan provided art. It's worth your time

 

[Kertrats47]

The latest episode of Literary Treks has just been published, and it's a pretty special one: Literary Treks 265: The Music of Big Pink, in which we interviewed Keith DeCandido about what has become one of my all-time favourite Trek novels: Articles of the Federation.

I'm currently still reading New Earth, Book Four: The Flaming Arrow. It's definitely an improvement over the previous novel in the series, but still not really grabbing me all that much.

 

[Greg Cox]

Over the last couple days I've been reading Batman (New 52 series) Volume 2: The City of Owls.
I've been wondering @Greg Cox, how does your Court of Owls novel tie into the comics story? Is it a sequel, or an alternate version, or something else?

It's a sequel, picking up a few months after the original comic-book storyline.

Thanks for asking!

 

[JD]

It's definitely on my ever growing list of books I want to read, and hearing that moves it up quite a few spots on the list.

 

[John Clark]

Started Available Light by Dayton Ward

 

[2of1million]

Started Available Light by Dayton Ward

Me too!

 

[Reanok]

I'm rereading I Q by Peter David&John Delancie

 

[JD]

I finished Batman Vol. 2: City of Owls last night, not sure what comic I want to read next.

 

[Damian]

Now that I'm done with "The World of Star Trek" I'm off to read "Available Light". Looking forward to it.

 

[Reanok]

I'm reading Berry the hatchet by Peg Cochran

 

[John Clark]

Finished Available Light (Enjoyed it) and now it's on to Agent G: Saboteur by CT Phipps.