Motionpicturescomics.com has added a new review for Greg Cox‘s “Star Trek: The Original Series: No Time Like the Past”: I am having fun catching up on a number of Star Trek novels from recent years that I have missed. Most of these books that I had skipped reading are stand-alone tales from the Original Series […]
Deepspacespines.com has added a new review for Denny Martin Flinn and J.M. Dillard and Leonard Nimoy and Nicholas Meyer‘s “Star Trek: VI The Undiscovered Country”: This week, peace sells, but who’s buying? The Klingons, that’s who. Perpetual war, it turns out, is not economically sustainable, and they’re on the prowl for a better business model. […]
You need something to get you through the cold, dark days until you can finally Trek Into Darkness, but Star Trek novels are so much more than something to tide you over until the movie comes out. … From 2012, but still a great article about what you can read instead of watch.
Legend says that Pocket Books recalled this Star Trek novel for having too much queer subtext…but is it true? Click here to find out!
Treklit.com has added a new review for Dayton Ward‘s “Star Trek: The Next Generation: Available Light”: A strong continuation of the on-going story post-Nemesis, drawing a lot from the previous novels going all the way back to the A Time To series. Very excited to see this story continue, and the personal stakes for Picard […]
A look at the interwoven world of Star Trek novels currently being produced.
The author can now add TV to his resume.
It’s happened to most of us at one time or another: You and your friends are sitting around, watching Star Trek and maybe discussing this or that character, or perhaps you’re comparing the story to other episodes, or how you wish this or that plot thread could be revisited, and then you or someone else […]
We last checked in with Star Trek: Voyager scribe Kirsten Beyer back in August, where we covered her entire Voyager journey up to that point — now our she’s back, speaking to us about her new novel, “Protectors.” TrekCore: First of all, congratulations on making the New York Times Bestseller List! Excellent news, and very well-deserved! Kirsten Beyer: Thank you, […]
Order Star Trek Costumes: Our two favorite non-fiction Star Trek authors, who have brought us some of the most comprehensive looks behind the scenes of the Trek franchise, are without a doubt Paula M. Block and Terry J. Erdmann. Once again, this married research team has produced an amazing look into a new aspect of Trek production: the wardrobe […]
Out today is another Star Trek: Guides book, titled “Star Trek The Next Generation: The U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701-D Illustrated Handbook”, by Ben Robinson and Marcus Riley. Here’s the book’s synopsis: An in-depth, heavily illustrated guide to Captain Picard’s Enterprise-D from the Star Trek: The Next Generation television series and the Enterprise-E from Star Trek: First […]
Treklit.com has added a new review for Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch‘s “Star Trek: New Earth: Book 5: Thin Air”: The newly-established colony at Belle Terre is once again threatened by the Kauld, and similar to the previous novel, The Flaming Arrow, the attack is an unconventional one. In that case, a huge […]
Trek.fm has added a new review for Dave Stern‘s “Star Trek: The Children of Kings”: In this episode of Literary Treks, hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson are joined by Justin Oser to discuss The Children of Kings. We talk about the time period in Star Trek history, some confusion about which timeline the book […]
Deepspacespines.com has added a new review for Howard Weinstein‘s “Star Trek: The Next Generation: 19 Perchance To Dream”: This week, the lights are on at Domarus IV, but no one’s home—or so the Enterprise thinks. A jalopy from the Teniran Echelon shows up to call dibs on the planet, but Picard wants to see some […]
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This is part of a continuing series where we get to know the masterminds behind the RPG that goes where no RPG has ever gone before : Star Trek Adventures.
In this video I take a look at the very earliest USA Star Trek paperbacks from the1960’s and 1970’s. All the publishers except Pocket Books are covered,
Treklit.com has added a new review for Andy Mangels and Michael A. Martin‘s “Star Trek: Titan: The Red King”: At the end of the previous novel, Taking Wing, Captain Riker and the crew of the Titan are assisting Romulan Commander Donatra in her attempt to locate her missing fleet, somehow pulled into an anomaly called […]
David Mack was recently featured on Enterprisingindividuals.com to discuss Deep Space Nine: New York Times bestselling author David Mack returns to the show to discuss one of two DS9 episodes he co-wrote with writing partner John J. Ordover. The Defiant is attacked by Jem’Hadar warships while on a trade mission and is critically disabled. Now, […]
Aaron Pollyea trying to convince the guards why they should allow him to fly the USS Discovery pictured in the background. This is part of a continuing series where we get to know the masterminds behind the RPG that goes where no RPG has ever gone before : Star Trek Adventures.
