Geeksofdoom.com has added a new review for Greg Cox‘s “Star Trek: The Original Series: The Antares Maelstrom”: When Khan said he’d chase Captain James T. Kirk “‘round the Antares Maelstrom” in the 1982 film Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, audiences knew nothing about this galactic whirlpool. Presumably, it was a dangerous area to […]
Treklit.com has added a new review for Charles Pellegrino and George Zebrowski‘s “Star Trek: The Next Generation: 50 Dyson Sphere”: The massive Dyson Sphere introduced in the TNG episode “Relics” is a true marvel of engineering. In fact, that is a massive understatement. The Dyson sphere as shown would be an absolutely incredible work of […]
Trek.fm has added a new review for John Jackson Miller‘s “Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War”: In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson are joined by John Jackson Miller to talk about his latest book, The Enterprise War. We discuss how the novel ties into seasons one and two of […]
Deepspacespines.com has added a new review for Margaret Wander Bonanno‘s “Music of the Spheres”: This week, we’re taking Probe from the top, once more, with feeling. The same peace conferences, the same song decoding, the same stories about alien whales, but now we march to the beat of a different drummer—a beat that adds a […]
Treknews.net has added a new review for Marc Cushman‘s “These Are the Voyages: Gene Roddenberry and Star Trek in the 1970’s; 1970-1975”: It’s easy to argue that the most vital time in the history of the Star Trek franchise is the 1970s. As The Original Series was axed off air but sustained in the form […]
Motionpicturescomics.com has added a new review for Greg Cox‘s “Star Trek: The Original Series: Foul Deeds Will Rise”: Foul Deeds Will Rise is a sequel to the Original Series episode, “The Conscience of the King.” That episode ends with young Lenore Karidian exposed as a murderer and driven mad by the accidental death of her […]
Trektoday.com has added a new review for Greg Cox‘s “Star Trek: The Original Series: The Antares Maelstrom”: “A gold rush in space” sounded like a great idea for a Trek story, and this proved to be the case. Of course, the “gold” must be upgraded to the futurist Trek “pergium” but other than that, it’s […]
Treklit.com has added a new review for Jean Lorrah‘s “Star Trek: 38 The Idic Epidemic”: If you are a long-time reader of Trek Lit Reviews, you may remember my review of the TOS novel The Vulcan Academy Murders by Jean Lorrah. I was very impressed with that novel, not so much by the plot (which […]
Tor.com has added a new review for S.D. Perry‘s “Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Avatar Book Two”: On the whole, this novel is shorter than the previous one, and better paced. While the upside is a faster read, the downside is that a few elements feel rushed. Buy on Amazon.com Buy On Books-A-Million.com Buy On […]
Borg.com has added a new review for John D.F. Black and Marc Cushman and Mary Black and Susan Osborn‘s “These Are the Voyages: TOS: Season 1 Revised and Expanded Edition”: Marc Cushman’s adaptation of his own work, with Susan Osborn, smartly distills his lengthy first volume into the key narrative elements–Gene Roddenberry’s arrival in Hollywood, […]
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Blog.trekcore.com has added a new review for John Jackson Miller‘s “Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War”: Miller’s novels have a distinctive style: a lot of fun. That style continues in spades with The Enterprise War. While it deals with serious topics and has a strong message about the futility of war and the importance of […]
Trektoday.com has added a new review for John Jackson Miller‘s “Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War”: This book answers the question – what happened to Captain Pike and the USS Enterprise when they were away from the Federation-Klingon war. The events of this book lead right into Star Trek: Discovery: Season Two. Buy on Amazon.com […]
Redshirtsalwaysdie.com has added a new review for Una McCormack‘s “Star Trek: Discovery: The Way To The Stars”: Sylvia Tilly takes center stage in the latest Star Trek: Discovery tie-in novel as readers find out what events led her to join Starfleet. Buy on Amazon.com Buy On Books-A-Million.com Buy On Book Depository.com Find on E-Bay
Redshirtsalwaysdie.com has added a new review for David Loughery and Harve Bennett and J.M. Dillard and William Shatner‘s “Star Trek V: The Final Frontier”: The novelization of Star Trek V: The Final Frontier expanded much of what was on screen and a lot of what wasn’t. What were these additions to a film that is […]
Redshirtsalwaysdie.com has added a new review for Dayton Ward‘s “Star Trek: The Next Generation: Available Light”: If you are a big fan of the Star Trek tie-in novel line, the last year has probably been pure torture for you. Buy on Amazon.com Buy On Books-A-Million.com Buy On Book Depository.com Find on E-Bay
Thewanderingalchemist.com has added a new review for Aaron Pollyea and Ade Smith and Anthony Jennings and Bill Maxwell and Chris Adamek and Connor Magill and Dan Taylor and Dave Chapman and Dayton Ward and Giles Pritchard and Grzegorz Pedrycz and Guillem Pongiluppi and Jim Johnson and John Snead and Jonathan Breese and Joseph Diaz and […]
Sciencefiction.com has added a new review for James Swallow‘s “Star Trek: Cast No Shadow”: A cataclysmic multidimensional explosion rips through Klingon space, killing thousands. It is an act of terrorism on a galactic scale. The blast threatens the tenuous peace treaty between the Klingon Empire and the Federation. The sect thought responsible has not been […]
Sciencefiction.com has added a new review for Curt McAloney and David Tilotta‘s “Star Trek: Lost Scenes”: We’ve all heard that one before, trumpeted as it is from countless clickbait articles and behind the scenes books. It’s the sort of claim that reference works love to make, that any self-respecting production documentary aspires to. But let’s […]
Trekmovie.com has added a new review for John Jackson Miller‘s “Star Trek: Discovery: The Enterprise War”: John Jackson Miller’s The Enterprise War answers all of these questions and more in quite possibly the most entertaining, thorough, and exciting way possible. This new novel is not just my favorite Star Trek: Discovery tie-in novel, it ranks […]
