You mean like Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Mission: Gamma, Book One: Twilight?
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You mean like Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Mission: Gamma, Book One: Twilight?
As the author of Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Book One: Q-Space, I don't see what the problem is . . .
You should write a sequel: Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Quandary: Book One: Quintessence: A Tale of Quackery.
As the author of Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Book One: Q-Space, I don't see what the problem is . . .
You should write a sequel: Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Quandary: Book One: Quintessence: A Tale of Quackery.
Hah! Believe it or not, I wanted to give the individual books titles like Quandry and Quintessence, but Ordover changed them to Q-Space and Q-Strike instead!
The books sold like hotcakes, so clearly he made the right call!
Only 'cos "Q Here" and "Far Q" were reserved for future titles.
I'm waiting for Star Trek: Colon
Cross Cult used Quintessenz, the German translation of Quintessence, for the German version of KRAD's Q&A.
I'm currently reading The Night Enternal by Guillermo del Toro and Chuck Hogan, the final book in a trilogy. I have so many books in my 'to read' stack, I don't know what I'll read next.
2011 has been an excellent year for reading also.
I've read many, many books on various subjects - everyone from young adult paranormal fiction to books about 9/11.
I think the description of Eternal Tide on the SS site is for Children of the Storm.
I think the third one of those really should be a comma, since "Book One" isn't a unifying title like all the other pre-colon segments, but rather a descriptor on "The Q Continuum".As the author of Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Book One: Q-Space, I don't see what the problem is . . .
I think the third one of those really should be a comma, since "Book One" isn't a unifying title like all the other pre-colon segments, but rather a descriptor on "The Q Continuum".As the author of Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Book One: Q-Space, I don't see what the problem is . . .
Maybe, but it was funnier this way . . .
That's me, the joke-spoiler.
In my continuing quest to develop the most convoluted, colon-driven, Q-themed title for a Star Trek novel ever, I present...
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Q: Quintessence: A Quagmire of Quixotic Queens in the Quibbling Quadrant, or: A Quirky Quandary of Un-Quenched Qualms.
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Q Continuum: Q: Quintessence: A Quagmire of Quixotic Queens in the Quibbling Quadrant, or: A Quirky Quandary of Un-Quenched Qualms.
And what after that? "Far Q Too"?
And the zabathu Q rode in on.
To update the update:
DRG III has said on Facebook that the books will not be released under the Chain of Destiny banner, but another series title.
David R. George III stated on his Facebook page that the Chains of Destiny banner is yet another red herring in the naming saga of his duology. We are still in the dark.
^Not surprised. From what I gather, the marketing folks prefer shorter umbrella titles for duologies and trilogies. That way the logo isn't as cluttered.