So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[Zarm]

Both an author I'd like to hear from again (if anybody is going to bring back Aurelia Steiner, the friendly Drelb astrophysicist, she would), AND an author who has worked in both ST and SW. (Although as to the latter, wasn't she the one who grossed readers out with the Death Seed Plague, and its decidely macroscopic pathogen, the Droch?)

That's her!

 

[hbquikcomjamesl]

Hard to believe that drochs and a ST/HCTB crossover could come out of the same mind. (Says the guy who usually writes pleasant stuff about a child prodigy organist, but who once wrote a literal* nightmare short-short story about a large, sentient, hostile insect ["an assassin, from a race of assassins" is the canonical description] with an enormous stinger, dispensing a venom that causes a lingering, excruciatingly painful death.)

_____
*By literal nightmare short story, I mean I woke up from a very unpleasant dream that needed very little work to turn it into a short-short.

 

[Stevil2001]

Both an author I'd like to hear from again (if anybody is going to bring back Aurelia Steiner, the friendly Drelb astrophysicist, she would), AND an author who has worked in both ST and SW. (Although as to the latter, wasn't she the one who grossed readers out with the Death Seed Plague, and its decidely macroscopic pathogen, the Droch?)

Barbara Hambly has a Doctor Who audio drama forthcoming, which I think will make her be the first person to ever write tie-ins for Star Trek, Star Wars, and Doctor Who? Willing to be corrected if I'm forgetting someone.