Star Trek
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WILLFUL CHILD – Steven Erikson
I requested this book four years ago and over time I’ve forgotten what it might have been about so I began to read this ‘blind’. Lately I’ve also been interested in reading some humorous fiction, so imagine my delight to begin reading and discovering that this isn’t just a humorous story, it’s a parody that… Continue reading
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THE CITY ON THE EDGE OF FOREVER – Harlan Ellison
If you don’t know Harlan Ellison then you should correct that immediately by going out and reading some of his work. He’s an under-recognized, under-appreciated author – though certainly not for a lack of trying, as Harlan was often pretty vocal about his talent. One of Ellison’s biggest claim to fame was for writing the… Continue reading
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STAR TREK: STARFLEET ACADEMY – graphic novel
I don’t think I was expecting too much with this graphic novel. It appears to be targeted to a younger reading audience – those who still watch the Cartoon Network as well as the Star Trek movies and I thought the story might be so simple as to be almost laughable. But publisher IDW and… Continue reading
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HIDDEN UNIVERSE: STAR TREK: A TRAVEL GUIDE TO VULCAN – Dayton Ward
When you start to think that they really couldn’t come up with a new way to keep producing Star Trek merchandise, this fictional non-fiction travel guide pops up. And for the Trek fan who likes to own the slightly off-beat piece of memorabilia, this works. And I really loved this book. This isn’t going to… Continue reading
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RULES OF ACCUSATION – Paula M. Block and Terry J. Erdmann
There are a few genres for which the ebook novella seems perfectly suited, and Star Trek stories is one such genre. Though a fan of the Star Trek universe, I was not really a fan of the Deep Space Nine series in particular, and primarily because of the Ferengi characters. This book deals almost solely… Continue reading
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TIME LOCK – Christopher L. Bennett
Reading a Star Trek book/story is my guilty pleasure. I’ve been a Trekkie/Trekker nerd since the early/mid 1970’s and despite an ever-widening circle of reading interests, I return to a Star Trek novel now and again because it’s like getting together with old friends. It’s comfortable and fun. (When done well.) Christopher L. Bennett’s Star… Continue reading
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STAR TREK: MANIFEST DESTINY – graphic novel
This is actually not so much a graphic novel as it is the first issue of a comic book (which will most likely ultimately be published as a graphic novel). My ARC of this was twenty-four pages, though Goodreads lists this at 40 pages. Sixteen pages of bonus material? Perhaps. Because it’s just the beginning… Continue reading
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MIASMA – Greg Cox
TELEVISION WEEK I’ve been enjoying the spate of ebook novellas that I’ve been reading lately, and when you toss in the fact that this one is a tie-in to one of my favorite classic television shows, I was quite happy to read this. I’m familiar with the name of Greg Cox, the author of this… Continue reading
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STAR TREK, VOLUME 11 – graphic novel
Clearly I’m letting a bit of my geekiness show through in that I am review a fair amount of Star Trek related books and graphic novels. I have to admit I enjoy the nostalgia of entering this world that I enjoyed so much back in the 1970’s. This particular graphic novel, Volume 11 in the… Continue reading
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THE RETURNED, PART III – Peter David
A couple of disclosures: This is part three of a three-part series, and while I read/reviewed the first book (see that review here), I did not receive a review copy of the second part. One of the things I noted in the first book is that it isn’t a stand-alone book. The three books must… Continue reading
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THE MORE THINGS CHANGE (STAR TREK) – Scott Pearson
This Star Trek: The Original Series novella is part of ‘new’ e-book-only publishing that is probably very good for the Star Trek franchise. It keeps fresh stories coming, keeping the interest in Star Trek alive, but because Pocket doesn’t have to spend a lot of money on printing and shipping costs it makes financial sense.… Continue reading
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THE RETURNED, PART 1 – Peter David
I definitely have a soft spot for Star Trek books, being the ST nerd/geek that I am, and for quite a while I read most of the books that came out. Then the market got glutted with books and I weaned myself off of them, stopping altogether until I began this blog. One of the… Continue reading
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