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Tag Archives: ST SNW
Strange New Worlds: Asylum
It’s been nearly two years since the season-two cliffhanger of Strange New Worlds, so thank goodness for Trek literature to keep us junkies out of withdrawal until July’s airing of season there. Asylum is a novel told across two periods … Continue reading
The High Country
All Chris Pike wanted to do was take a gander at a strange planet from Enterprise’s new shuttle, Eratosthenes. But then the laws of physics went AWOL, and he’s woken up to find himself living in…eh, the Old West? Well, … Continue reading
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Tagged Abrams and Kurzman Trek, John Jackson Miller, ST SNW, Star Trek
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