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Tag Archives: Deep Space Nine
This Week at the Library (20 August)
Reviews are pending for A Man on the Moon, by Neil Chaikan as well as The Wild Life of Our Bodies by Rob Dunn. (Pending, as in, “I meant to finish them on Sunday, but some friends invited me to … Continue reading
Hollow Men
Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Hollow Men © 2005 Una McCormack 368 pages Deep Space Nine is notoriously the darkest of the six Star Trek series, repeatedly exploring corridors of the human experience that … Continue reading
Worlds of Ds9: The Dominion and Ferenginar
Star Trek Worlds of Deep Space Nine, Volume III: The Dominion and Ferenginar© 2010 David R. George III, Keith R.A. DeCandido(Trade Paperback) 352 pages The Dominion and Ferenginar is the final volume in the Worlds of Deep Space Nine series, and … Continue reading
Inferno
Star Trek Millennium, Book III: Inferno © 2000 Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens 410 pages “I did everything I could,” Sisko cried into the silence that engulfed him.But everything he had ever done was for nothing.Everything that had ever been was for … Continue reading
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The War of the Prophets
Star Trek Millenium: Book II, The War of the Prophets© 2000 Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens372 pages Riker reappeared on the virwer, eyes afire with rage. “The War of the Prophets is coming! Choose your side, Emissary — because this is … Continue reading
The Fall of Terok Nor
Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Millennium, Book I, The Fall of Terok Nor© 2000 Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens464 pages The Millenium trilogy was, prior to Destiny, the most epic story ever approached in Trek literature, and in fact even spawned a … Continue reading
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Warpath
Warpath© 2006 David Mack339 pagesOn the cover: unknown model as Taran’atar, looking “dangerous, yet vulnerable, awash in the amber of Jem’Hadar blood“. I am dead. I go into battle to reclaim my life. I do this because I am Jem’Hadar. … Continue reading
Fallen Heroes
DS9 #5: Fallen Heroes© 1994 Dafydd ab Hugh282 pages On the cover: renderings of Avery Brooks as Commander Benjamin Sisko and Nana Visitor as Major Kira Nerys — although that expression makes her look more like Michelle Forbes as Ro … Continue reading
Worlds of Deep Space Nine (Volume 2)
Worlds of Deep Space Nine, Volume 2: Trill and Bajor© 2005 Martin, Mangels, and Kym380 pages On the cover: Nicole de Boer as Lieutenant Ezri Dax; Avery Brooks as Captain Benjamin Sisko. S.D. Perry’s Unity ended the first major phase … Continue reading
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DS9 #6: Betrayal
Star Trek Deep Space Nine: Betrayal© 1994 Lois Tilton280 pages I recently acquired a box of thirty-odd Star Trek: Deep Space Nine paperbacks, and after excitedly pawing through them, Betrayal appeared of immediate interest for its cover, which depicted Marc Alaimo as … Continue reading