Upcoming Publications: May-July 2010

[Rosalind]

Since no book is scheduled for June, I've included July's publication in this thread.

May 2010
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Star Trek: The Original Series

• The Children of Kings
  (Mass paperback) by Dave Stern
  ISBN-13: 9781439158999

June 2010
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July 2010
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Star Trek: Corps of Engineers

• Out of the Cocoon
  (Trade paperback) by William Leisner, Kevin Killiany, Phaedra M. Weldon and Robert T. Jeschonek
  ISBN-13: 9781439148426

Note: This list is subject to change.
Note2: For February-April publications, see next post

 

[Rosalind]

February 2010
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Star Trek: The Original Series

• Inception
  (Mass paperback) by S.D. Perry
  ISBN-13: 9780743482509

March 2010
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Star Trek

• Seven Deadly Sins
  (Trade paperback) edited by Margaret Clark
  * Pride: Romulans - by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore
  * Envy: Cardassians - by James Swallow
  * Anger: Klingons - by Keith R.A. DeCandido
  * Sloth: Pakleds - by Greg Cox
  * Greed: Ferengi - by David McIntee
  * Gluttony: Borg - Marc Giller
  * Lust: Mirror Universe - by Britta Dennison
  ISBN-13: 9781439109441

Star Trek: New Frontier

• Treason
  (Mass paperback reprint) by Peter David
  ISBN-13: 9781439166277

April 2010
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Star Trek: The Original Series

• Unspoken Truth
  (Mass paperback) by Margaret Wander Bonanno
  ISBN-13: 9781439102190

Star Trek: Online

• The Needs of the Many
  (Mass paperback) by Michael A. Martin
  ISBN-13: 9781439186572

 

[Man of Steel]

Isn't June where we see the Trek novelization in mass market?

 

[Thrawn]

No, that's actually the September MMPB release.

 

[Therin of Andor]

Isn't June where we see the Trek novelization in mass market?

http://memory-alpha.org/wiki/Upcoming_productions

 

[Scout101]

Guess I'd better enjoy Children of Kings, because after that, no new Trek for me until October

 

[Thrawn]

^ Find something from previous years to read. There is SO much good Trek out there, it's a little insane.

 

[Scout101]

Seeing as that gets brought up to me all the time: I own basically ALL of them, and have read them all several times, at least. I read fast, so supplement the new stuff with old stuff all the time. Just finished a couple of numbered TOS books, for example.

None of which means I can't be disappointed that there's no new Trek for me for the next 4 months or so. Especially during the summer, when it's relaxing to kick back in the sun and read a good book.

 

[Thrawn]

Fair enough, and I didn't mean to patronize. Given the breadth of TrekLit over the years, it's I think a reasonable assumption that one hasn't read all of them. I just picked this up a couple years ago, I've read over 170, and I'm not anywhere close to all of the books that sound interesting to me, much less all of them period.

 

[Smiley]

Has there been cover art posted for any of the Typhon Pact books besides Zero Sum Game? I glanced over the last couple of months of posts and did not see anything. Amazon still lists the covers as "to be unveiled."

 

[Rosalind]

^ yep, David Mack posted it on his blog here, it was also posted in the Typhon Pact blurb thread here

 

[Christopher]

^Smiley was asking about covers besides Zero Sum Game.

 

[Scout101]

Fair enough, and I didn't mean to patronize. Given the breadth of TrekLit over the years, it's I think a reasonable assumption that one hasn't read all of them. I just picked this up a couple years ago, I've read over 170, and I'm not anywhere close to all of the books that sound interesting to me, much less all of them period.

I'll have to take a picture of my collection to post sometime. I've been reading them since I was in the 4th grade...

 

[C. Cole-Chakotay]

I've had Out of the Cocoon on order for quite awhile and am eagerly awaiting the release.

 

[Buck Rogers]

Well my book just came out on May 19,2010,and is available online on Amazon.com"A sketchbook of The Inventive Mind" By Christiaan Cornelis Schildt,and I'll be having a booksigning event on June 26TH from 4PM-6PMat the Greetings & Readings Bookstore located at Hunt Valley Towne Center. If you buy the book online,and come to the signing before 6PM I'll sign it OK.

 

[Therin of Andor]

Well my book just came out on May 19,2010,and is available online on Amazon.com"A sketchbook of The Inventive Mind" By Christiaan Cornelis Schildt

Isn't this thread for upcoming Trek books?

 

[RandyS]

^ Find something from previous years to read. There is SO much good Trek out there, it's a little insane.

This is true. I've only read the first Vanguard and Titan novels. Not to mention other Non-Star Trek stuff.

A month off won't hurt me one bit.

 

[Buck Rogers]

Yes this a thread for trek books,but my sketchbook has trek images so it fits the thread.

 

[Smiley]

Buck, you might want to have someone proofread your Amazon description. There are some errors that are apparent at first glance, and it looks unprofessional. I would also suggest submitting a sample page so that potential buyers know what kind of sketch art is contained in the book. First impressions are crucial.

 

[Therin of Andor]

First impressions are crucial.

And the "About the author" section is really about the author's beloved parents, their occupations, residential arrangements and causes of death. Nothing about the author's experience and talents - and nothing to make me want to risk $US 20 plus air freight.

The book has already scored its first negative review, from a person who hasn't even seen it, so things aren't looking too good.