Recommend a few Star-Trek novels.

The band Black Foxxs wrote a song called Sela.Shes a character from Star Trek: Next Generation.
 
I haven't read a Star Trek book since the nineties, so all of my recommendations are from then. I liked Diane Duane, Peter David and Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens books.

Actually, I have about 200 paperbacks that need a new home. They're in good condition and I don't want anything for them, just postage.
 
It's been a while, but I liked his humour.
 
Spock Must Die by James Blish
The Price of the Phoenix by Sondra Marshak. and Myrna Culbreath
The Fate of the Phoenix by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath
Planet of Judgement by Joe Haldeman
Blackfire Sonni Cooper
Spork Messiah by Charles A. Spano JR and Theodore Cogewell
Vendetta by Peter David
Dark Mirror by Diane Duane
The Wounded Sky by Diane Duane
Doctors Orders By Diane Duane
Vulcan by Kathleen Sky
Deaths Angel by Kathleen Sky
The Entropy Effect Vonda M McIntyre
Corona by Greg Bear
Mutiny on the Enterprise by Robert E Vardeman
The Final Reflection by John M Ford
How Much For Just The Planet by John M Ford
The Final Nexus Gene Deweese
 
I've always liked Diane Duane's books. Spock's World and the Rihannsu series are the best stories about Vulcans and Romulans I've read.
 
Diane Carey was a great Star Trek author.

How do new books and authors compare to the older, more classic books?
 
The Galactic Whirlpool by David Gerrold
 
Rodders said:
Diane Carey was a great Star Trek author.

How do new books and authors compare to the older, more classic books?
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I don't know about anyone else, but I haven't read one published after about 1995, I think, so I couldn't say. Also, my Star Trek reading has always been limited to TOS books. I could never get into the TNG or later series of books.
 
Vince W said:
I don't know about anyone else, but I haven't read one published after about 1995, I think, so I couldn't say. Also, my Star Trek reading has always been limited to TOS books. I could never get into the TNG or later series of books.
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Dark Mirror and Vendetta are pretty good Next Gen novels.

Both are sequels of sorts to classics trek episodes .:)
 
I used to have a lot of Star Trek novels, mainly TOS. Although they were numbered I put had them on my bookshelf in chronological order, usually somewhere on the book it would say this story takes place before X or after Y and I would file them accordingly. Was this a step too far?
 
Prime Directive by Judith Reeves-Stevens, Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Killing Time by Dela Van Hise
Black Fire by Sonni Cooper
Spock's World by Diane Duane
Strangers From the Sky by Margaret Wander Bonanno
Ishmael by Barbara Hambly
Ice Trap by L.A. Graf
Traitor Winds by L.A. Graf
Mindshadow by J.M. Dillard
Memory Prime by Judith Reeves-Stevens
The Great Starship Race by Diane Carey
Sarek by A.C. Crispin
Federation by Judith Reeves-Stevens
Mind Meld by John Vornholt
Vulcan's Forge by Joseph Sherman
Vulcan's Heart by Joseph Sherman
Rihannsu series by Diane Duane
Dark Matters Trilogy by Christie Golden
Crossover by Michael Jan Friedman
The Return by William Shatner
Q-Squared by Peter David

There are a whole lot more that I could list as well, but these were some of my favorites. I mostly read TOS books as I found the characters just translated over to print better than in the other series, but there were a few books from the other series that I liked.
 
It has been a few years since I read one but my favourite was a Next Generation book:
Q-in-Law by Peter David and others.

It was really funny.
 
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