It’s been over a week since The Higher Frontier came out, so I figured I might as well go ahead and post the annotations (beware of spoilers). Also, just a reminder that I’ve started a Patreon page where I’ll be posting reviews and original short fiction: https://www.patreon.com/christopherlbennett
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Simon & Schuster Is Up for Sale, ViacomCBS CEO Says
“Simon & Schuster is not a core asset. It’s not video based,” Bob Bakish told an investor conference about seeking strategic alternatives for the book publisher.
David Mack & John Jackson Miller To Attend MidSouthCon 38
I am going to be the Author Guest of Honor at this year’s MidSouthCon in Memphis, TN, from March 20–22! I will be speaking on panels, doing some meet-n-greets, and occasionally hanging out in the dealer’s room with my friend John Jackson Miller. Bring your books and pointed questions!
The Autobiography of Jean-Luc Picard – The Literary Lair
To celebrate his return to Star Trek universe, let’s take a look at the autobiography of one of Starfleet’s most beloved Captains. Support BlackScarabFilmZ o…
Star Trek Book Club 2019 Year In Review
What a year for Star Trek!
Robert Walker Jr., 1940-2019
The “Charlie X” actor was 79 years old.
In Memoriam: Rene Auberjonois, Star Trek: Deep Space Nine’s Constable Odo
Opening graphic courtesy of JimberJam Studios: https://www.youtube.com/JimberJamStudios Twitter: http://twitter.com/Kertrats Facebook: http://facebook.com/Ke…
Star Trek: The Motion Picture: A Novel Peek Inside the Mind of Gene Roddenberry!
Purchase Star Trek: The Motion Picture Novelization: 40th Anniversary Edition!
René Auberjonois, Odo From ‘Star Trek: Deep Space Nine,’ Has Died At 79
The beloved actor died at his home in Los Angeles today.
StarTrek.com: 40 years of Star Trek publishing at Simon & Schuster!
1979: The human adventure – on the screen and on the page – was really just beginning. For those of you new to this neck of the woods, you may or may not know I write – among other things – Star Trek novels. A bunch of ’em, in fact.
Iconic Star Trek Writer Dorothy “D.C.” Fontana Passes Away at 80
Fontana’s Star Trek writing credits includes episodes of the Original Series.
Titan Books Announces Kathryn Janeway Autobiography
The book will be released in 2020 along with two others, Titan announced today at DST. Thanks to TrekCore for the heads up. Books are added to the site! The Art of Star Trek: Discovery Star Trek Voyager: A Celebration The Autobiography of Kathryn Janeway Star Trek: The Artistry of Dan Curry
WATCH: Engage Your Core With Star Trek: Body by Starfleet
We have demos from the new Starfleet exercise guide, out this December.
The Story Behind the Story: Star Trek: The Next Generation – Collateral Damage
David Mack shares the surprising inspiration behind his newest Trek book.
Star Trek The Motion Picture – The Art and Visual Effects Coming to a Coffee Table Near You
Get your first look at the cover for the new book!
WATCH: Robert Petkoff Talks ‘Star Trek: The Motion Picture’
The Broadway actor explains why reading the new TMP audiobook was a “thrill.”
Review – Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War by John Jackson Miller
My review of the Star Trek: Discovery novel The Enterprise War by John Jackson Miller!
Remembering Aron Eisenberg, 1969-2019
The Nog actor passed away today at age 50.
ROTF #1 is Amazon best seller #1 (in Star Trek)!
Well, how about that — I just happened to look at my Amazon author page, and it looks like the Kindle edition of Star Trek: Enterprise — Rise of the Federation: A Choice of Futures (the first book in that series) is currently their #1 best seller in the “Star Trek Series” category. I suppose […]
The Great TOR Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Reread
The question of what happens to the DS9 slice of the Trek universe after the series finale was already answered—and may well continue to be answered—by a different set of writers. Their names include S.D. Perry, Jeffrey Lang, David Weddle, Keith R. A. DeCandido, David R. George III, Heather Jarman, Michael A. Martin, Andy Mangels, […]


















