" Exodus" ( Star Trek: Challenger short story from Gateways, Book 7: What Lay Beyond).Gateways, Book 2: Chainmail ( Star Trek: Challenger novel, 2001).New Earth, Book 6: Challenger ( TOS novel, 2000)." World of Strangers" (short story from Enterprise Logs, 2000)." The Veil at Valcour" ( short story from Enterprise Logs, 2000).New Earth, Book 2: Belle Terre ( TOS novel, with Dean Wesley Smith, 2000).New Earth, Book 1: Wagon Train to the Stars ( TOS novel, 2000).Double Helix, Book 3: Red Sector ( TNG novel, 1999).What You Leave Behind ( DS9 novelization, 1999).Sacrifice of Angels ( DS9 novelization, 1998) The Dominion War, Book 2: Call to Arms.The Captain's Table, Book 4: Fire Ship ( VOY novel, 1998).Day of Honor, Book 1: Ancient Blood ( TNG novel, 1997).Starfleet Academy ( TOS novelization, 1997).
Trials and Tribble-ations ( DS9 novelization, 1996).Cadet Kirk ( TOS Young Adult Novel, 1996).Invasion! Book 1: First Strike ( TOS novel, 1996).The Way of the Warrior ( DS9 novelization, 1995).
Other character creations T'Cael Zaniidor Kilyle You can help our database by expanding on it. This article is a stub relating to an author, illustrator or other publishing production information. Researched and written before the bulk of the show's first season, the story contains some premises that are unique to the early development of TNG. Kirk.ĭiane Carey also wrote the first original Star Trek: The Next Generation novel, Ghost Ship. The story was followed up by a hardcover sequel with those characters, Best Destiny, a coming-of-age story with a young James T. This story followed the lead of her earlier books by again taking focus away from the TOS cast, in a flashback story with George Kirk meeting Sarah and Robert April. These first two books were popular enough to be reprinted and re-branded under a subseries name, Fortunes of War.Ĭarey's next major Star Trek publication was Final Frontier, the third and final unnumbered book to be branded as a Star Trek Giant Novel. Shortly after, the Paramount Pictures licensing rules became more strict, meaning that books like these with casts of original characters not derived from canon productions were no longer allowed in the numbered Pocket TOS series. The story became very popular and was immediately followed by a sequel, Battlestations!.
Diane Carey's Star Trek novels began with Dreadnought! in 1986.
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