Cox is a VERY good writer. *nods* I liked his recent Rings of Time book too.
Just a harmless giant from a foreign land.
its on the list...^^
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I enjoyed The Never-Ending Sacrifice by Una Mc Cormack. The story of Rugal (from the DS 9 episode "Cardassians") trying to live in a culture he has learned to despise despite coming from it is an interesting one.
I haven't read a lot of Trek EU novels but when I do, I usually avoid books that feel like episodes of all the TV series and get stuff like the Tales of the Dominion War anthology and Articles of the Federation. In fact, I remember what the editor of the former (and the author of the latter) Keith R. A. DeCandido said in the intro of the anthology. He mentioned that most early Trek novels only focused on a starship with the name of Enterprise. However, thanks to DS 9 and later Peter David's New Frontier series, the writers were allowed to explore other aspects of the Star Trek universe.
edited 17th Jan '15 4:20:25 PM by DS9guy
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Alas, the 'expanded universe' in Trek is coming to a end. Its going out with a bang though.
Edited by shanejayell on Jan 5th 2022 at 1:42:44 AM
Any recommendations for DS 9 era books?
With Strange New Worlds having ended its 1st season, I thought it'd be a good time to ask: anyone here remember the annual fan-written short story contest called Strange New Worlds?
Edited by MDLuder on Jul 7th 2022 at 3:55:08 AM
Anyone read the Eugenics War/Reign in Hell trilogy? Fun times...