Star Trek: Titan (Book 4): Sword of Damocles
It’s been a bit of a while since my last review of a novel in Pocket Books’ Star Trek: Titan series, chronicling the post-Star Trek: Nemesis adventures of Captain William Riker and his new command. After reading the first four novels when they were originally released, e
Star Trek: Titan (Book 3): Orion’s Hounds
Today I’m continuing my look at Pocket Books’ series of Star Trek: Titan novels, chronicling the post-Nemesis adventures of newly-minted Captain William T. Riker and the starship Titan. (Click here for my review of Book 1: Taking Wing, and here for my review of Book 2: T
Star Trek Titan (Book 2): The Red King
After being catapulted clear of the Milky Way galaxy at the end of Taking Wing (The first Star Trek Titan novel — read my review here), Captain William T. Riker and the crew of the U.S.S. Titan find themselves in the Small Magellanic Cloud, one of the Milky Way’s satellit
Star Trek The Lost Era (Book 1): The Sundered (2298)
Back in 2003-2004, Pocket Books released a terrific series of novels entitled The Lost Era that chronicled the approximately seventy-five years between Captain Kirk’s death in Star Trek: Generations and the launch of the Enterprise-D in “Encounter at Farpoint,” the p
Star Trek Titan (Book 1): Taking Wing
I’ve written a lot on this site about Pocket Books’ series of post-finale Deep Space Nine novels, as well as the series of post-Nemesis Next Generation novels. But I haven’t made much mention of another top-notch series of novels that has been a big part of Pocket
Star Trek Deep Space Nine: The Never-Ending Sacrifice
My faith in the continuing DS9 saga is restored! Last week I week I wrote about my disappointment with how the spectacular DS9 novel series has sort-of petered out over the past few years, but after reading the other DS9 novel published this year, Una McCormack’s spectacular The
Star Trek: Losing the Peace
The post-Nemesis Star Trek: The Next Generation adventures continue in the latest excellent novel from Pocket Books, Losing the Peace, by William Leisner. Following the calamitous destruction that the Borg have wrought throughout the Federation in David Mack’s terrific Destiny t
Josh Reviews Star Trek: Voyager “Full Circle”
I can’t believe I actually purchased a book with Star Trek: Voyager in the title! (For those of you just tuning in, despite my intense love for Star Trek, I have a rather large amount of disdain for Voyager, the most boring and uninspired of the Trek series.) And even more t
Star Trek: Myriad Universes
Star Trek fever continues here at MotionPicturesComics.com! Did you miss my list of the Top Twenty Episodes of Star Trek? Then check it out! Previously this week I’ve written about Pocket Books’ excellent two-book Star Trek: Mirror Universe series, as well as their
Continuing Adventures in the Mirror Universe
Yesterday I discussed the two terrific collections of Star Trek: Mirror Universe novellas, “Glass Empires” and “Obsidian Alliances.” I commented that my only real complaint was that so many of the stories ended on cliffhangers that seemed to beg for further t