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David Mack
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Richard Brautigan, Ray Bradbury, Neil Peart, T.S. Eliot
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Feliz quinceañera, Star Trek Vanguard
Fifteen years ago saw the premiere of Harbinger, the first book in the Star Trek Vanguard series, which I co-created with Pocket Books senior editor Marco Palmieri. What was Star Trek Vanguard? Dayton Ward sums it up thusly: Vanguard as created by editor Marco Palmieri and author David Mack is a series of books that […]
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Gods of Night (Star Trek: Destiny #1)
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2008
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Mere Mortals (Star Trek: Destiny #2)
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2008
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12 editions
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Lost Souls (Star Trek: Destiny, #3)
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2008
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10 editions
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The Persistence of Memory (Star Trek TNG: Cold Equations, #1)
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2012
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8 editions
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Zero Sum Game (Star Trek: Typhon Pact, #1)
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2010
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9 editions
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Silent Weapons (Star Trek TNG: Cold Equations, #2)
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2012
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8 editions
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Desperate Hours (Star Trek: Discovery #1)
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2017
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Harbinger (Star Trek: Vanguard, #1)
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2005
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6 editions
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Destiny: The Complete Saga: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals, and Lost Souls
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2012
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5 editions
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The Body Electric (Star Trek TNG: Cold Equations, #3)
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2013
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8 editions
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"Wow. Note to self: don't read any more of this series. It's well written, well edited, well told, but the body count is really brutal. Not just in nameless mooks (though certainly that), but in people who matter very much to the main characters. Many"
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David Mack
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Collateral Damage
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"I loved the first Dark Arts novel and have been looking forward to diving back into the secret world of midcentury dark magic practitioners ever since. I've been especially looking forward to THE IRON CODEX because it promised to feature Anja, who ha"
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"This anthology is worth the read. I laughed out loud while I read each story even though I kept thinking 'poor Glenn.' Everything about this book is great. Each author brings their own style and twist to the Glenn's death."
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“Inyx, are you in love with Captain Hernandez?” The looming alien bowed at the waist and half turned away, as if to conceal his ever-dour visage. “I don’t know if our species experience love the same way,” he said. “All I can say is that for me, she made eternity worth contemplating.”
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“With patience and courage, this can become a time of hope. As long as we remain united, we will emerge from these dark and hideous days into a brighter tomorrow, and we will do so stronger, wiser, and safer than we were before. Together, we can become the future that we seek and build the galaxy we want to live in. It will not come about quickly or easily. But until it does, never flinch, never weary, and never despair.
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“You welcome your children into the world knowing that if all goes the way you plan, you won’t get to see the end of their story. It seems a sad notion until you realize that’s what gives you hope for the future.”
― The Persistence of Memory
― The Persistence of Memory
“Starship command is like comedy, Number One. Timing is everything.”
― Destiny: The Complete Saga: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals, and Lost Souls
― Destiny: The Complete Saga: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals, and Lost Souls
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“I read a report from Starfleet Command last year that said you’d met the Greek deity Apollo. I was just wondering . . . did that really happen?” Kirk glanced at someone off-screen, then his mouth curled upward with playful mischief. “I prefer to think that Apollo met me. . . . Enterprise out.”
― Storming Heaven
― Storming Heaven
“Starship command is like comedy, Number One. Timing is everything.”
― Destiny: The Complete Saga: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals, and Lost Souls
― Destiny: The Complete Saga: Gods of Night, Mere Mortals, and Lost Souls
“You welcome your children into the world knowing that if all goes the way you plan, you won’t get to see the end of their story. It seems a sad notion until you realize that’s what gives you hope for the future.”
― The Persistence of Memory
― The Persistence of Memory
Q & A with Lawrence M. Schoen
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Discussion about Science Fiction and Fantasy, about writing, about language and linguistics in sf & f, about Klingon in particular, about small press ...more
Ask Athena's Daughters: Strong Female Characters For Today's Readers
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The authors of the Athena's Daughters anthology talk about writing strong female characters for today's readers. Lots of authors, lots of opinions--wa ...more
