Some more info on The Fall... (sorry if repost)

[Julio Angel Ortiz]

Or I wonder if this will be the death of Bashir?

Don't worry.Even if he dies,they will bring him back in a book or twos' time.

Beat me to it. I'd be fair and say at least in the next decade.

 

[tomswift2002]

Or I wonder if this will be the death of Bashir?

Don't worry.Even if he dies,they will bring him back in a book or twos' time.

That might be hard if Troi turns him into a soufflé!

 

[Lee Son of Pete]

Blurb for the third novel, A Ceremony of Losses

I feel so spoiled. When I became a ST fan in December 1979, desperately seeking out previous TOS episodes that had featured Andorians, revisiting "Yesteryear" (TAS) and "Mr Spock's Time Trek" (its View-Master adaptation) - and wishing Paramount would do a sequel to TMP featuring John Phillip Law as a rogue Andorian antagonist - I never imagined that so many tie-in novels (and episodes of "Enterprise") would start focusing on Andorians decades down the track.

Bliss.

I've recently found myself referring to anyone with very fair hair, especially that weird dyed-grey look that many 18-19 year olds seem to be going for lately, as 'Andorians'. I've come to the conclusion that this may be a bad trait I've developed.

 

[Shane Houston]

Or I wonder if this will be the death of Bashir?

Please please please if it is let David Mack write it. He's good at that kind of thing.

 

[F. King Daniel]

I would like to read a David Mack book where nobody dies. The body count in The Body Electric was almost a self-parody.

 

[Sci]

I would like to read a David Mack book where nobody dies.

Small World, SCE.

 

[JD]

It's not a book, but as far as I can remember nobody died in the NF: No Limits short story Waiting for G'Doh, or, How I Learned to Stop Moving and Hate People.