Why aren't all trek books treated like myriad universe books?

[JD]

They could always just do them as part of the Myriad Universes line.

 

[Christopher]

If we had more slots in the schedule, I would welcome some alternate relaunches. Stories that are entirely faithful to the screen material but go in a different direction from The Good That Men Do, Avatar, Death in Winter, and Homecoming could be fascinating. I do mostly love what is being done currently, but there are plenty of story possibilities that could be explored that don't fit with current book continuity.

They could always just do them as part of the Myriad Universes line.

That wouldn't be necessary. So long as the books are consistent with the screen continuity, there's no requirement that they be consistent with one another, and there are already ones that aren't consistent with the rest, including the Shatnerverse and Crucible. Myriad Universes is specifically for timelines that diverge from the screen continuity.

 

[JD]

Yeah, good point. I just figured it would be a good way to let people know that it's seperate from the other post finale stuff.

 

[Jayson]

Are we going to get more myraid universe stories? I loved those books. I usually don't read books twice. I always figure that if i'm going to read something I would rather it be something new. These books though are some of the trek books I have kepth after reading, because I plan to go back someday and read them again.

Jason

 

[Deranged Nasat]

Are we going to get more myraid universe stories? I loved those books. I usually don't read books twice. I always figure that if i'm going to read something I would rather it be something new. These books though are some of the trek books I have kepth after reading, because I plan to go back someday and read them again.

Jason

Myriad Universes book three is out next year.