Out today: “Star Trek: Lower Decks #5“, by Ryan North. Suspicious after the Cerritos docks for its second baryon sweep in the same year, Mariner sneaks into a command meeting. There, the Department of Temporal Investigations tasks the crew with finding a time traveler who is rewriting Federation history at an alarming rate. Mariner finds […]
Comic books continue to be where the bulk of Treklit is, which is great for me, as I’m a comic fan, but for those of you that are here for non-illustrated stories, it’s been a rough few months, but there’s fresh content coming to you soon! Just not within the next 30 days, which is […]
The Department of Temporal Investigation has found 8 books printed during this week in the past. Click here to take a look into the past!
Lessaccurategrandmother.blogspot.com has added a new review for Dayton Ward and Ed Schlesinger and Greg Cox and Kevin Lauderdale and Margaret Clark‘s “Star Trek: The Next Generation: Hearts and Minds”.
Fanbasepress.com has added a new review for Christopher Cantwell‘s “Star Trek: Defiant #24”.
A new preview for Collin Kelly and Jackson Lanzing‘s “Star Trek #30” has been added!
A new preview for Ryan North‘s “Star Trek: Lower Decks #5” has been added!
(no image available) Happy birthday to Michael Jan Friedman! Michael Jan Friedman is one of the most prolific novelists for Pocket Books’ line of Star Trek novels, perhaps best known for creating the characters that would crew the Star Trek: Stargazer series of books. He assisted John J. Ordover in developing the Double Helix six-part […]
The Department of Temporal Investigation has found 9 books printed during this week in the past. Click here to take a look into the past!
At San Diego Comic-Con, we sat down with North and Antos to discuss our mutual admiration for Star Trek: Lower Decks. We talk about its placement within the franchise, what they can do in the comics that McMahan and company cannot accomplish on television, and where this series may take the crew of the U.S.S. […]
(Writer en:Glenn Haumann at Midtown Comics Times Square, at the midnight signing of The Dark Tower: The Gunslinger Born. Photo by Nightscream) Happy birthday to Glenn Hauman! Glenn Hauman is a Star Trek author. Hauman was born in New York, and now lives in Weehawken, New Jersey. He is an alumnus of New York University. […]
The Department of Temporal Investigation has found 72 books printed during this week in the past. Click here to take a look into the past!
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New comic books are here for you to preorder
TrekLit Connections is a series of columns from authors, artists, fans, and publishers in which I give them space to tell you in their own words why they’re so deeply involved in TrekLit.
This time we’re hearing from Ryan Williams, author of the fantastic Star Trek reading guide that you’ve likely run into if you’ve done even a moment’s research into which order to read the relaunch books in. He has a novel Patreon that I’m sure he’d love for you to check out.
I could have sworn that Fanhome had the license for all these diecast, but here’s Master Replicas with an announcement of their own: The Starship Library is an exciting new collection that combines die-cast models with reference books to provide an in-depth guide to the ships of Star Trek. Each model is made of die-cast […]
(2017, photo by DianeAnna) Happy birthday to Bernd Perplies! Bernd Perplies is a german writer, translator and journalist from Wiesbaden, Hesse, Germany. Bernd Perplies studied Film Science, Germanistics, Book Sciences and Psychology in Mainz. He was then employed by the German Film Institute in Frankfurt am Main, where he worked as an editor of filmportal.de […]
A new book has been added: Star Trek: Voyager Omnibus by Dave Baker and Paul Allor
The Department of Temporal Investigation has found 64 books printed during this week in the past. Click here to take a look into the past!
Aiptcomics.com has added a new review for Alyssa Wong‘s “Star Trek: Section 31: Emperor Born #1”.
