Mudd’s Angels by Lawrence and The Best of Trek #7 edited by Irwin & Love.
Fun beach reading!
Fun beach reading!
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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Currently, I'm on a reread of the Dahak series by David Weber.
Recently though, I've gone through
Batman: The Court of Owls by Greg Cox (Enjoyed)
Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn (OK)
I was a Teenage Were Deer by CT Phipps (Fun and there were a few shoutouts to various other things I've read/watched)
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (I'd seen the film so thought I'd try the book. - Different, but I enjoyed both)
Stargate SG1: Female of The Species by Geonn Cannon (OK)
Master and Apprentice by Claudia Gray (Ok)
There's a few others, but those are the ones that spring to mind right now.
Recently though, I've gone through
Batman: The Court of Owls by Greg Cox (Enjoyed)
Thrawn: Alliances by Timothy Zahn (OK)
I was a Teenage Were Deer by CT Phipps (Fun and there were a few shoutouts to various other things I've read/watched)
Ready Player One by Ernest Cline (I'd seen the film so thought I'd try the book. - Different, but I enjoyed both)
Stargate SG1: Female of The Species by Geonn Cannon (OK)
Master and Apprentice by Claudia Gray (Ok)
There's a few others, but those are the ones that spring to mind right now.
He's got the right look and physicality for the role. That's not remotely how I imagined his voice, but I think he could work, yea.
Keep in mind that I created these characters in the 1990s, and they first appeared in a book in 2004. I also don't often cast my original characters (with occasional exceptions) -- I know exactly what they look and sound like, but that rarely corresponds to an actor....
i'm a few chapters into Christopher Bennett's new novel, TOS: The Captain's Oath. I'm really enjoying it so far, especially the style of how the book is playing out.
Star Trek Log One by Foster, and The Best of Trek #7, edited by Irwin&Love.
Since I finished the Blishverse re-read on Sunday, I started a run through the Fosterverse. And I'm still working on The Best of Trek series. sometimes interesting, sometimes infuriating.
My in-car/treadmill audio book is The Hydrogen Sonata by Banks. This is my first exposure to The Culture, and I'm frankly loving it to pieces!
As soon as that's done, I'll start in on The Captain's Oath.
Since I finished the Blishverse re-read on Sunday, I started a run through the Fosterverse. And I'm still working on The Best of Trek series. sometimes interesting, sometimes infuriating.
My in-car/treadmill audio book is The Hydrogen Sonata by Banks. This is my first exposure to The Culture, and I'm frankly loving it to pieces!
As soon as that's done, I'll start in on The Captain's Oath.
Now reading my late mother's copy of The Arabian Nights. It's a 1946 Grossett & Dunlap edition; the illustrator is credited, but the translator is not. She read it in junior high school; I'm almost 57, and reading it for the first time (although I have read a few Arabian Nights tales before, and know the general framing arc).
Very quaint language.
In my car (reading while eating lunch, not reading while driving!), I just finished the May issue of the NMRA Magazine (formerly Scale Rails, formerly the NMRA Bulletin); the latest issue of the Zoological Society of San Diego's ZOONOOZ is "on deck."
Very quaint language.
In my car (reading while eating lunch, not reading while driving!), I just finished the May issue of the NMRA Magazine (formerly Scale Rails, formerly the NMRA Bulletin); the latest issue of the Zoological Society of San Diego's ZOONOOZ is "on deck."
Rereading Australis’ Catching Light. It’s a short story anthology of fantasy and sci-fi. I’ve started a read-along review thread here:
Would love to see some of you there!
Would love to see some of you there!
Unicorn Precinct
Snake Eyes by Max Allan Collins.
Next up will probably The Captain's Oath by Christoper L Bennett.
Next up will probably The Captain's Oath by Christoper L Bennett.
Just posted my review of Voyager: Spirit Walk, Book One: Old Wounds by Christie Golden.
Recently finished The Original Series: The Captain's Oath by Christopher L. Bennett, and currently reading The Next Generation: Resistance by J.M. Dillard.
Recently finished The Original Series: The Captain's Oath by Christopher L. Bennett, and currently reading The Next Generation: Resistance by J.M. Dillard.
Star Trek Destiny Book One - God's of night (aka humans screw up big time)
When Comets Dream is loosely based on a short story Somtow sold to AMAZING stories a few years earlier. He's also written some very good horror novels under the pseudonym "S.P. Somtow," mostly notably Vampire Junction and Moon Dance. He's also a composer and conductor, who, in recent years, has largely been concentrating on his music career.
(Full disclosure: I edited Somtow's Civil War horror novel, Darker Angels, many years ago.)
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