I am reading my first John Scalzi book, "Old Man's War". So far so good
So What Are you Reading?: Generations
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After getting derailed by work, I was finally able to close out Titan: Orion's Hounds. Really liked it, nice to get a Trek tale about exploring alien cultures. I have to say, the Titan novels certainly scratch a particular Trek itch.
Next up on the plate is TNG: Q & A and the Fifth Doctor 50th Anniversary eBook.
Next up on the plate is TNG: Q & A and the Fifth Doctor 50th Anniversary eBook.
Not reading anything ATM but starting the Titan Series soon 
Have a massive list of all the books I want to read at some point.......
Have a massive list of all the books I want to read at some point.......
Also reading Star Wars: Dawn of the Jedi- Force Storm.
getting towards the end of the Titan novel "Synthesis".
Just finished Timetrap by David Dvorkin, now onto Reunion by Michael Jan Friedman
Well Dawn of the Jedi wasn't amazing but it seems to be setting up more exciting things to come. Especially when they get to the Force Wars arc. Today I will finally start the Clone Wars Vol. 9. I'll finally get to see the fate of Quinlan Vos.
I finished Star Trek: New Frontier: Gods Above by Peter David the other day.
I then read Chapter 3, "The Federation: 2160-2245", of Federation: The First 150 Years.
That was followed by the Doctor Who comic arc, The Forgotten, written by Tony Lee.
I'm now reading Star Trek: New Frontier: Stone and Anvil by Peter David
I then read Chapter 3, "The Federation: 2160-2245", of Federation: The First 150 Years.
That was followed by the Doctor Who comic arc, The Forgotten, written by Tony Lee.
I'm now reading Star Trek: New Frontier: Stone and Anvil by Peter David
Stone and Anvil is a great novel. I'm currently reading "Typhon Pact - Zero Sum Game". Nice to see some more DS9 characters turning up in the modern continuity.
Now reading "Devil's Guard", by George Robert Elford.
Finished Black Butterfly by Mark Gatiss, the third Lucifer Box novel. Not bad, and does a decent job of being a Fleming piss-take, but not as good as the previous two Box books. This one feels a lot more like it exists purely to be a pisstake with references rather than a story in its own right with a character who has his own identity, which the first two did succeed at.
I just finished Guises of the Mind by Rebecca Nean and The Long Night by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch. I am now beginning Chrysalis by Davil Niall Wilson.
I just finished "A Singular Destiny" trying to get caught up on the main Typhon Pact stuff. So I've skipped over the TTN "Over a Torrent Sea" and "Synthesis", going into book 1 of the Typhon Pact. I'm hoping to get all the Typhon Pact books and Cold Equations trilogy read, before The Fall starts up in Sept.
Er, Dragon's Honor was by Kij Johnson and myself. Are you perhaps reading a John Peel novel with another title?
If you're actually reading Dragon's Honor, I hope you like it!
Peel's TNG novel was Here There Be Dragons, IIRC.
By George, I think you've got it!
