Voyager Continuation

[Indysolo]

I finished watching Voyager last night and really wanted to see an epilogue to the show. Was a novel written that explores this area?

Neil

 

[jaime]

I finished watching Voyager last night and really wanted to see an epilogue to the show. Was a novel written that explores this area?

Neil

Loads. I think they start at ‘Homecoming’ by Christie Golden, but they really get going when Kirsten Beyer takes over. Though some important events take place in other novel series...and then there’s Destiny which takes place much later. Oh and Tuvok joins the crew of the Titan under Riker.

 

[Kilana2]

Christie Golden's novels Homecoming and The Farther Shore describe what happened after Voyager returned to the Alpha Quadrant. Followed by two Spirit Walk novels by Christie Golden.

Then Kirsten Beyer took over and wrote several Voyager relaunch novels.

 

[Jinn]

I finished watching Voyager last night and really wanted to see an epilogue to the show. Was a novel written that explores this area?

Neil

Here's @ryan123450's Voyager reading order. The post-TV-series novels are the ones in dark blue, the light blue ones aren't part of the main series, but except for Seduced they are pretty important for the Voyager series. Before Dishonor is essentially a Voyager/TNG crossover.

 

[jaime]

String Theory is a great interquel series too.

 

[Indysolo]

Thanks!

Neil

 

[tomswift2002]

String Theory is a great interquel series too.

“String Theory” takes place between Seasons 4 & 5.

 

[Tim Thomason]

“String Theory” takes place between Seasons 4 & 5.

Interquel means it occurs during the original story (in this case, during the Voyager series).

Sequel=after
Prequel=before
Interquel=during or inbetween

 

[marlboro]

I have never heard that word before. Learn something new every day.


I'm kind of curious about how a Jeffrey Lang Voyager book would read. He uses a lot of humor in his writing. I assume all three books heavily interconnected, true?

I really don't need to buy any more books right now; I have a huge stack of them to go through right already, including the 7 of 9 book by Christie Golden.