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What's New?

2003: Jan Feb-Mar-Apr-May-Jun Jul-Aug-Sep Oct-Nov-Dec
2004: Jan-Feb-Mar Apr-May-Jun

• Added description and front cover art for New Frontier: "Stone and Anvil", coming in October.
• Added front cover art to the Upcoming Books page for "Star Trek Crosswords, Book Two", edited by John M. Samson, coming in December. Book One is now available from Amazon.com as 20% off the cover price!

• Added excerpts for SCE #28-30:
  • "Breakdowns", by Keith R.A. DeCandido
  • "Aftermath", by Christopher L. Bennett
  • "Ishtar Rising, Book 1 of 2", by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels
• Updated the SCE Crew List through "Breakdowns".

• Added an audio clip [RealAudio, 4 min. 30 sec.] from "Genesis Force", written by John Vornholt, read by Tim Russ. The audiobook is available on 4 CDs ($19.60) or 3 cassettes ($16.80).

• Added an excerpt from "The Lost Era: Serpents Among the Ruins", written by David R. George III.

• Added excerpts from July and August books:
  • "The Lost Era: The Sundered", written by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels
  • "Stargazer: Three", written by Michael Jan Friedman
  • "Genesis Force", written by John Vornholt
• Added the description for "Genesis Force".

• Some possibly interesting statistics:
  • Top five books clicked-through to Amazon.com from Psi Phi in the year 2003 (so far):
    1. Voyager: "Homecoming", written by Christie Golden
    2. TNG: "Do Comets Dream?", written by S.P. Somtow
    3. Stargazer: "Three", written by Michael Jan Friedman
    4. The "Voyager Companion", written by Paul Ruditis
    5. Stargazer: "Oblivion", written by Michael Jan Friedman
    
    
  • Top five books ordered from Amazon.com through Psi Phi in the year 2003 (so far):
    1. "Strange New Worlds VI", edited by Dean Wesley Smith with John J. Ordover and Paula M. Block
    2. The "Voyager Companion", written by Paul Ruditis
    3. (tie) "The Left Hand of Destiny, Book Two", written by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang
    3. (tie) Voyager: "Homecoming", written by Christie Golden
    5. "The Left Hand of Destiny, Book One", written by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang
    
    
  • Top five non-Star Trek items ordered from Amazon.com through Psi Phi in the year 2003 (so far):
    1. "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire", written by J.K. Rowling
    2. "Babylon 5: The Complete Second Season" on DVD
    3. "The Last World War", written by Dayton Ward
    4. Buffy the Vampire Slayer: "Tales of the Slayer, Vol. II", written by Greg Cox, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, Max Allan Collins, and others
    5. CSI: "Cold Burn", written by Max Allan Collins
    
    
  • Top five books clicked-through to Amazon.com from Psi Phi in the year 2002:
    1. "Preternatural³", written by Margaret Wander Bonanno
    2. "Star Trek Nemesis", written by J.M. Dillard
    3. "Star Charts", written by Geoffrey Mandel
    4. "The Next Generation Companion", written by Larry Nemecek
    5. "Hollywood Hulk Hogan", written by Terry Bollea and Michael Jan Friedman

• William Shatner with Judith and Gerfield Reeves-Stevens's "Captain's Peril" hardcover is now available from Amazon.com for only $5.99, down from its cover price of $25.00. Quantities are limited.
• The official rules for the Strange New Worlds VII Contest have now been posted. There were only a few changes from last year's contest:
  • "noncorrasible" was changed to "noncorrodable"
  • "Web site" was changed to "Website"
  • "Simon and Schuster" was changed to "Simon & Schuster"
  • The following paragraph was removed from the Prizes section: "Simon and Schuster will own all rights to the winning entries. Each winner will be required to execute a contract granting Pocket Books all such rights."
  • A few minor punctuation and formatting changes.

• Added the back cover copy for DS9: "Prophecy and Change", coming this September. The final cover artwork, including text, has also been added.

• Pocket Books has announced the table of contents for NF: "No Limits", edited by Peter David, to be published in trade paperback in October 2003.

• An announcement from Jackie Bundy:

  Everybody is talking about the critically acclaimed Deep Space Nine Novels, "The Left Hand of Destiny" by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang.

  Set immediately after Deep Space Nine's finale "What You Leave Behind", this epic two-part saga tells the story of General Martok's return to the Klingon Empire as chancellor and the upheaval that ensues when a demon from Martok's own past attempts to bring the Empire to it's knees. Drawing on the Klingon mythos established in the various series and novels J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang masterfully manage to combine humor and action as they submerge the reader in Klingon culture and present for the readers enjoyment a magnificent and timeless tale of revenge and obsession.

  Now there is an opportunity for fans and readers the world over to join the discussion about these incredible novels by submitting their questions about the novels to J.G. Hertzler himself!

  WHEN: Anytime up until midnight GMT, June 25, 2003
  WHERE: askmartok@yahoo.com
  HOW: Just send an email with your question(s) to askmartok@yahoo.com by June 25, 2003. Please include your full name, place of residence and email contact information in your email. Mr. Hertzler will choose the most interesting questions to answer in an article that will be available at the Deep Space Nine Avatar site at early in July.

• Several SCE Updates:
  • Added a more dynamic SCE Crew List. The list reflects the crew as it exists for each book, so you can select what book to go through in order to avoid future spoilers. For example, if you have only read the four paperback books and want to see the crew as it stands at the end of "Oaths", you can do that.
  • Added back cover descriptions for SCE #30-32: "Ishtar Rising, Book 1 of 2" and "Ishtar Rising, Book 2 of 2" by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels, and "Buying Time" by Robert Greenberger.
  • Added cover artwork to the Upcoming Books page for SCE #33-34: "Collective Hindsight, Book 1 of 2" and "Collective Hindsight, Book 2 of 2", by Aaron Rosenberg. Artwork by Mike Collins.

• According to Simon & Schuster, the Enterprise novel "Daedalus" has been rescheduled from October to December.

• Made some minor updates to the descriptions for the books of The Lost Era.
• Jackie Bundy has reviewed SCE #27: "Balance of Nature", at the Trek Nation.

• We're back after a move to another machine.
• John Ordover sends updates about the 12-book TNG mini-series coming in 2004:
  • Feb: "A Time to be Born" by John Vornholt
  • Mar: "A Time to Die" by John Vornholt
  • Apr: "A Time to Sow" by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore
  • May: "A Time to Harvest" by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore
  • Jun: "A Time to Love" by Robert Greenberger
  • Jul: "A Time to Hate" by Robert Greenbeger
  • Aug: "A Time to Create"
  • Sep: "A Time to Destroy"
  • Oct: "A Time to Kill"
  • Nov: "A Time to Heal"
  • Dec: "A Time for War"
  • Jan: "A Time for Peace"
  "The 12 books cover the time from about a year before Nemesis right up to the movie. They'll deal with the changes in the characters' lives that Nemesis dropped in without explanation (Worf back, Data emotionless, Wesley glimpsed, Riker and Troi deciding to get hitched after all, Riker deciding at long last to accept his own command, etc.), and also deal with the political situation in the Federation as the struggle to rebuild from the Dominion War goes on (a longer, harder, and more politically complex undertaking than fighting the war was)." -- John Ordover

• Added the description for "Do Comets Dream?", the upcoming TNG novel by S.P. Somtow, as well as an excerpt.
• Added an excerpt from Voyager: "The Farther Shore", by Christie Golden.

• Added the front cover artwork and back cover text for NF: "Gods Above", written by Peter David.

• Added an excerpt from Voyager: "Homecoming", by Christie Golden.
• Added descriptions for "Three" and "Oblivion", Michael Jan Friedman's new Stargazer novels coming out in August and September.
• Tim Russ will be the audiobook reader for TNG: "Genesis Force", written by John Vornholt.

• William Shatner with Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens' next book, "Captain's Blood", has been rescheduled from January 2004 to December 2003.

• The collection of "The Valiant" and "Reunion" will be titled "Pantheon".
• Added the front cover artwork and back cover text for Enterprise: "Daedalus", written by Dave Stern, coming in October. Artwork by John Vario.

• Updates and more new books for the upcoming schedule:
  • "Prime Factors" will include only "Prime Directive" and "Memory Prime", and the book will be coming out in December, not November.
  • A collection of Michael Jan Friedman's TNG novels "Reunion" and "The Valiant" will come out in September. Title TBA.
  • Peter David's "Imzadi" and "Triangle: Imzadi II" will be published in November, with the title "Imzadis United".
  • These three books and "The Q Continuum" (mentioned yesterday) will be "Signature Editions", with a facsimile of the author's signature on the title page. All four omnibi will be published in trade paperback, and will be sold for $9.95.

• Three new books have been added to the upcoming schedule:
  • J.M. Dillard will be novelizing the Enterprise second season finale and third season premiere in "The Expanse", coming this September in hardcover.
  • Greg Cox's TNG: "The Q Continuum" trilogy will be collected into a trade paperback omnibus this October.
  • Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens have another trade paperback omnibus, "Prime Factors", coming out this November. The contents have not yet been announced, but it will most likely this will include "Prime Directive" and "Memory Prime", given their titles, and may also include "Federation".

• Happy Birthday, Mosaic!
  If you're using most versions of Netscape, Internet Explorer, or Mozilla, you're using at least some code written ten years ago and first released to the public on April 22, 1993 as NCSA Mosaic. Though certainly not the first web browser, Mosaic's offspring now account for over 99% of browsers in use today, and was key in making the World Wide Web a part of international culture. I think it's safe to say that if not for Mosaic, Psi Phi wouldn't be half the site it is today. (Or half the site it was January 31, anyway.)

• "Vulcan's Soul, Book One: Exodus", by Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz, has been rescheduled to Spring 2004, in either April or May.

• Editor Marco Palmieri today announced the final line-up for this September's "Prophecy and Change" DS9 anthology. In chronological order:
  • "Ha'mara" written by Kevin G. Summers (early 1st season)
  • "The Orb of Opportunity" written by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels (mid-3rd season)
  • "Broken Oaths" written by Keith R.A. DeCandido (7.5k words, 4th season)
  • "...Loved I Not Honor More" written by Christopher L. Bennett (12k words, 5th season)
  • "Three Sides to Every Story" written by Terri Osborne (15k words, 6th season)
  • "The Devil You Know" written by Heather Jarman (16k words, 6th season)
  • "Foundlings" written by Jeffrey Lang (12k words, between 6th and 7th seasons)
  • "Chiaroscuro" written by Geoffrey Thorne (12.5k, early 7th season)
  • "Face Value" written by Una McCormack (late 7th season)
  • "The Calling" written by Andrew J. Robinson (after the series)
  Since the tentative author line-up announcement on January 28, Elizabeth Braswell has been removed from the anthology and Geoffrey Thorne has been added.
• Keith R.A. DeCandido today announced the tentative author line-up for this October's "No Limits" New Frontier anthology. In alphabetical order:
  • Ilsa J. Bick
  • Loren L. Coleman
  • Peter David (characters: Calhoun and Shelby)
  • Keith R.A. DeCandido (story title: "Revelations", character: Soleta)
  • Kevin Dilmore (character: Arex)
  • Craig Gibb
  • Allyn Gibson
  • Robert Greenberger
  • Glenn Hauman & Lisa Sullivan
  • Robert Jeschonek (character: Burgoyne)
  • David Mack
  • Terri Osborne
  • Peg Robinson
  • Mary Scott-Wiecek
  • Josepha Sherman
  • Susan Shwartz
  • Dayton Ward
  • Susan Wright (character: Burgoyne)
  • Christina F. York

• John Ordover announced part of the 2004 schedule today. As part of a 12-book, year-long TNG series, the following books will be released:
  • #1: "A Time to be Born" (February)
  • #2: "A Time to Die" (March)
  • #3: "A Time to Sow" (April)
  • #4: "A Time to Harvest" (May)
  • #5: "A Time to Love" (June)
  • #6: "A Time to Hate" (July)
  The other six titles have not been announced yet. Books 1 and 2 will be strongly interconnected, as will books 3 and 4, 5 and 6, etc. The two-book pairs will each be standalone stories. The story arc for the series will be following the paths of the TNG characters up to where they were in Nemesis.
• SCE #27, "Balance of Nature" by Heather Jarman, is now available at Amazon.com in MS Reader and Adobe Reader formats, and from Palm Digital Media in Palm format.
• Added the cover artwork for "Well of Souls", "Deny Thy Father", and "Catalyst of Sorrows" to the The Lost Era Guide Page. Click any cover to see a larger version.
• Added text-free cover artwork for "Breakdowns", "Aftermath", "Ishtar Rising, Book One", "Ishtar Rising, Book Two", and "Buying Time" to the SCE Guide Page. Click any cover to see a larger version. Artwork by Mike Collins.

• SCE #26, "Age of Unreason" by Scott Ciencin, is now available at Amazon.com in Microsoft Reader and Adobe Reader formats, and from Palm Digital Media in Palm format.
• Killan Melloy reviews J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang's "The Left Hand of Destiny, Book One" at Wigglefish (contains spoilers!).

• "Genesis Force" has been pushed back from June to July, according to simonsays.com.

• It was pitch black. We were eaten by a grue.

• In December, "Star Trek Crosswords, Book Two" will be published. John M. Samson will edit this second collection of crossword puzzles, a special volume of the Simon & Schuster Crossword line.
• In January, William Shatner with Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens' "Captain's Blood" will be published in hardcover, with audiobook versions read by William Shatner in cassette and CD formats.

• Added the cover artwork for "Do Comets Dream?", the upcoming TNG novel by S.P. Somtow.

• Theoretical physicist Lawrence M. Krauss will be visiting Bradley University in Peoria, Illinois on Monday, April 7. The author of "The Physics of Star Trek" and "Beyond Star Trek", Mr. Krauss has been described by some as the successor to Dr. Carl Sagan. The lecture is called "Peoria Atom, A Cosmic Odyssey", and will start at 7:00pm at the Student Center (915 N. Elmwood, Peoria, IL). The lecture is free and open to the public.
  (As a side note, I [David Henderson] plan to attend, and I'd be happy to meet any Psi Phi site visitors.)

• The final 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners are:
  • Novel Hall of Fame (award presented by Susan Shwartz)
  • Award For People Involved In The Production of Star Trek Books (award presented by Keith R.A. DeCandido)

• More 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners are:
  • Comic Hall of Fame (award presented by Michael Jan Friedman)
  • eBook Hall of Fame (award presented by David Galanter)
• SCE eBook #40, to be published in June, 2004, will be "Failsafe" written by David Mack.

• More 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners are:
  • Cover Hall of Fame (award presented by Sonia R. Hillios)
  • Non-Fiction Book Hall of Fame (award presented by David Mack)

• More 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners, presented by upcoming author Terri Osborne, are:
  • Best New Character
  • Best Scene [Contains spoilers for DS9: "Mission: Gamma"!]

• It's not books-related, but for those who haven't visited the front page of this site, Tim Lynch's reviews for the Enterprise episodes "Stigma" and "Cease Fire" have now been posted. Further Enterprise updates will only be posted on the front page (or possibly an Enterprise "What's New" page at some point).
• More 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners, presented by host Michael Schuster, are:
  • Best Series of the Year
  • Best Mini-Series

• Actress Lynne Thigpen died on March 12. Perhaps best known for her role on the PBS shows "Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?" and "Where in Time is Carmen Sandiego?", she more recently appeared in the CBS series "The District". Lynne also provided a voice for the Captain Sulu audiobook "Cacophany" (now out of print but available used), written by J. J. Molloy.
• More 2002 Psi Phi Award winners have been announced. Today's winners are:
  • Best Cover (award presented by Michael Collins)
  • Best New Novelist (award presented by Geoffrey Mandel)

• The 2002 Psi Phi Award winners are being announced. So far, the following winners have been announced:
  • Best Novel (award presented by Christie Golden)
  • Best Non-Fiction Book (award presented by Alex Rosenzweig)
  • Best e-Book (award presented by Kevin Dilmore and Dayton Ward)
  • Best Short Story (award presented by Robert Greenberger)
• More awards to be announced later soon!
• Re-added the Pocket Books Star Trek Fiction list which appears in the back of the paperback books. This revised list goes through July and includes a few changes that will be first seen in the April books.
• Updated the S.C.E. crew page with additional info from "Wildfire, Book 2 of 2".

• Added the Upcoming List with cover artwork and links to Amazon.com and the international sites. Click any cover image to see the larger version.
• Added the "Strange New Worlds VI" and "Genesis Force" covers to the Upcoming List. Please note that the "Genesis Force" cover may be tentative artwork. SNW6 artwork by Sonia R. Hillios.

• Added the front cover image for "The Lost Era: Art of the Impossible", by Keith R.A. DeCandido.
  
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• Re-added The Lost Era Guide.

• Updated the S.C.E. crew page through "Wildfire, Book 2 of 2". Please note that this page contains spoilers! An edition through "War Stories, Book 2 of 2" is also available.
• Added the front cover image for "The Lost Era: Serpents Among the Ruins", by David R. George III.
  
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• Another Enterprise novel has been added to the fall schedule: "Daedalus", by Dave Stern, will be published in October.
• The S.C.E. guide has been re-added.

• Added the front cover images for the 2004 calendars, due this July.
  
  Bigger images: Stardate 2004 - Nemesis 2004 - Star Trek 2004 - Enterprise 2004 - Ships of the Line 2004
  
• Added the front cover images for "The Lost Era: The Sundered", by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels, and the paperback reprint of "Broken Bow", novelized by Diane Carey.
  
  Bigger images: The Sundered - Broken Bow

• SCE eBook #25, "Home Fires", is now available from Amazon.com in Adobe Reader or Microsoft Reader formats ($2.99 each), and in Peanut Reader format ($3.15) from PeanutPress.com
• The Star Trek IV Special Edition DVD features a short interview with Margaret Wander Bonanno, author of "Strangers from the Sky" and "Dwellers in the Crucible", as well as the upcoming novel "The Lost Era: Catalyst of Sorrows". The DVD set comes out March 4, and you can pre-order it from Amazon.com ($18.74) and Amazon.ca (CN$26.33). The German edition, due out June 5, can be pre-ordered from Amazon.de (E 24.99).

• All seven seasons of DS9 are now available for pre-order from Amazon.com. Some of the release dates have been revised:
  • Season 1 -- coming this Tuesday!
  • Season 2 -- April 1
  • Season 3 -- June 3
  • Season 4 -- August 5
  • Season 5 -- October 7
  • Season 6 -- November 4 (formerly December 2)
  • Season 7 -- December 2 (formerly December 30)
  Each season has an Amazon.com price of $97.49, 25% off the retail price of $129.99 per season.
• Amazon.ca has the first two seasons of DS9 available for pre-order, at CN$128.79 and CN$136.98, respectively. Depending on where you live, it may be less expensive for Americans to pre-order from Amazon.ca, even with the slightly higher shipping costs, than to order from Amazon.com.
• Amazon.co.uk has the first season available for pre-order at £63.74. This edition is only playable on Region 2 or Region-free DVD players, so most U.S. DVD players won't be able to play them.

• Peter David announced a little more about the New Frontier anthology today. Entitled "No Limits", this anthology will be released in trade paperback in October 2003, with the NF paperback and hardcover already scheduled for that month. Stories will be written by a variety of authors; Peter David and John Ordover will edit the anthology. One of the stories will be about Mackenzie and Shelby's wedding.

• The covers for "Homecoming" and "The Farther Shore", by Christie Golden:
  
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• According to editor Margaret Clark, the covers shown below for Stargazer Books 3 and 4 are not the final designs. Most likely, these were the solicitation covers sent to bookstores, before the final artwork was ready.

• M. Shayne Bell, author of the TNG short story "Life Itself is Reason Enough" (available in the "Amazing Stories" anthology), has been nominated for a Nebula Award for his original science fiction story "The Pagodas of Ciboure". For the full list of nominees, see the story at Sci-Fi Wire.

• The cover artwork for Stargazer Books 3 and 4, titled "Three" and "Oblivion":
  

  "Anybody who thinks he or she knows whats going to happen to McAteer, Ulelo, Nikolas, and some of the other characters may be in for a surprise. Book III focuses on the Asmunds; it's called, appropriately enough, Three." -- Michael Jan Friedman

  "Book Four is about Picard's first meeting with a very important person in his life." -- Michael Jan Friedman

• Upcoming books:
  • March:
    • ST: "Garth of Izar", by George Zebrowski and Pamela Sargent
    • "The Eugenics Wars, Volume Two", by Greg Cox
    • ENT: "Surak's Soul", by J.M. Dillard

  • April:
    • DS9: "The Left Hand of Destiny, Book One", by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang
    • SCE: "Book Three: Some Assembly Required", by Greg Brodeur, Scott Ciencin, Dave Galanter, Dan Jolley, and Aaron Rosenberg

  • May:
    • "Voyager Companion", by Paul Ruditis (30% off!)
    • DS9: "The Left Hand of Destiny, Book Two", by J.G. Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang
    • SCE: "Book Four: No Surrender", by Mike Collins, Ian Edginton, Robert Greenberger, Glenn Hauman, and Jeff Mariotte

  • June:
    • TNG: "Genesis Force", by John Vornholt (30% off!)
    • "Strange New Worlds VI", edited by Dean Wesley Smith
    • VOY: "Homecoming", by Christie Golden
    • ST: "The Last Roundup", by Christie Golden
    • ENT: "Broken Bow", novelized by Diane Carey

  • July:
    • "Star Trek Crosswords, Vol. 1", edited by John M. Samson
    • VOY: "The Farther Shore", by Christie Golden
    • TNG: "Do Comets Dream?", by S.M. Somtow
    • 2004 Calendars: Enterprise - Nemesis - Ships of the Line - Stardate 2004 - The Original Series

  • August:
    • ST: "Vulcan's Soul, Book One: Exodus", by Josepha Sherman and Susan Shwartz (30% off!)
    • SGZ: "Book 3: Three", by Michael Jan Friedman
    • The Lost Era: "The Sundered", by Michael A. Martin and Andy Mangels

  • September:
    • DS9: "Prophecy and Change", edited by Marco Palmieri
    • SGZ: "Book 4: Oblivion", by Michael Jan Friedman
    • The Lost Era: "Serpents Among the Ruins", by David R. George III

  • October:
    • NF: "Gods Above", by Peter David
    • NF: "Stone and Anvil", by Peter David
    • NF: "No Limits", edited by Peter David and John J. Ordover
    • The Lost Era: "The Art of the Impossible", by Keith R.A. DeCandido
    • ENT: "Daedalus", by Dave Stern

  • November:
    • DS9: "Unity", by S.D. Perry (30% off!)
    • Gorkon: "A Good Day to Die", by Keith R.A. DeCandido
    • The Lost Era: "Well of Souls", by Ilsa J. Bick

  • December:
    • Gorkon: "Honor Bound", by Keith R.A. DeCandido
    • The Lost Era: "Deny Thy Father", by Jeff Mariotte

  • January 2004:
    • ST: "The Case of the Colonist's Corpse", by Tony Isabella & Bob Ingersoll
    • The Lost Era: "Catalyst of Sorrows", by Margaret Wander Bonanno

  • SCE eBook schedule:
    • 03/03: SCE #25: "Home Fires", by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore
    • 04/03: SCE #26: "Age of Unreason", by Scott Ciencin
    • 05/03: SCE #27: "Balance of Nature", by Heather Jarman
    • 06/03: SCE #28: "Breakdowns", by Keith R.A. DeCandido
    • 07/03: SCE #29: "Aftermath", by Christopher L. Bennett
    • 08/03: SCE #30: "Ishtar Rising, Book 1 of 2", by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels
    • 09/03: SCE #31: "Ishtar Rising, Book 2 of 2", by Michael A. Martin & Andy Mangels
    • 10/03: SCE #32: "Buying Time", by Robert Greenberger
    • 11/03: SCE #33: "Collective Hindsight, Book 1 of 2", by Aaron Rosenberg
    • 12/03: SCE #34: "Collective Hindsight, Book 2 of 2", by Aaron Rosenberg
    • 01/04: SCE #35: "(TBA), Book 1 of 2", by TBA
    • 02/04: SCE #36: "(TBA), Book 2 of 2", by TBA
    • 03/04: SCE #37: "Ring Around the Sky", by Allyn Gibson
    • 04/04: SCE #38: "Orphans", by Kevin Killiany
    • 05/04: SCE #39: "Grand Designs", by Dayton Ward and Kevin Dilmore
    • 06/04: SCE #40: "Failsafe", by David Mack
  • Non-Star Trek Books of Interest:
    • "Tales of the Slayers, Vol. I", and "Tales of the Slayers, Vol. II", Buffy anthologies that include stories by Greg Cox, Doranna Durgin, Christie Golden, Kristine Kathryn Rusch, and other authors (now available)
    • "Impressions", an Angel novel by Doranna Durgin (now available)
    • "One Knight Only", a sequel to "Knight Life" by Peter David [July]
    • "The Woad to Wuin", the second Sir Apropos novel by Peter David [July]
    • "Tong Lashing", the third Sir Apropos novel by Peter David [August]
    • "Imaginings", an anthology edited by Keith R.A. DeCandido [August]
    • "The Last World War", a novel by Dayton Ward [September]

• Back cover text for VOY: "Homecoming":

  After seven long years in the Delta Quadrant, the crew of the Starship Voyager now confront the strangest world of all: home. For Admiral Kathryn Janeway and her stalwart officers, Voyager's miraculous return brings new honors and responsibilities, reunions with long-lost loved ones, and for some, such as the Doctor and Seven of Nine, the challenge of forging new lives in a Federation that seems to hold little place for them.

  But even as Janeway and the others go their separate ways, pursuing new adventures and opportunities, a mysterious cybernetic plague strikes Earth, transforming innocent men, women, and children into an entirely new generation of Borg. Now the entire planet faces assimilation, and Voyager may be to blame!

  Pre-order from Amazon.com

• Back cover for VOY: "The Farther Shore":

  When an unstoppable Borg plague breaks out upon the Earth, blame quickly falls on the newly returned crew of the Starship Voyager. Did Kathryn Janeway and the others unknowingly carry this insidious infection back with them? Many in Starfleet think so, and Seven of Nine, in particular, falls under a cloud of suspicion.

  Now, with a little help from the Starship Enterprise, Admiral Janeway must reunite her crew in a desperate, last-ditch attempt to discover the true source of the contagion and save Earth itself from total assimilation into a voracious new Borg Collective.

  But time is running out.

  Has Voyager come home only to witness humanity's end?

  Pre-order from Amazon.com

Pending updates: Cover artwork for "Homecoming" and "The Farther Shore"; announcement about "No Limits" (NF anthology).

Many thanks to Dave Galanter for his help!

--davidh

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