What Trek books do you have?
What Trek books do you have?
Just looking to see what everyone has. Maybe we can all learn of some new ones to add to the collection!
I don't have a whole lot.
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The Star Trek Reader I and II by James Bish. They're novelizations of TOS episodes.
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The Next Generation Tech Manual. Ended up buying this off of Amazon (used) years ago for a stupid price and well worth it.
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Star Trek Shipyards: Starfleet Ships 2151-2293, Starfleet Ships 2294-The Future (Pre-Discovery S3), and Borg and the Delta Quadrant. They're each a compendium of various ships and classes. There's a Klingon one and a Romulan one too if I remember correctly. Come with gorgeous high quality images, blueprints, cut aways and tons of in universe/behind the scenes information. Actually published by Eaglemoss through Penguin House.
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I've got:
- I, Q by John de Lancie and Peter David. The universe is being swallowed up by a huge whirlpool dubbed "The Maelstrom" and de Lancie's Q actually tries to save everyone.
- Planet X by Michael Jan Friedman. I'm a huge X-Men fan as well as a Star Trek fan and this book is a crossover. I actually really enjoyed it and if I remember correctly it actually references another cross over that happened in the comics. There's even a bit where they poke fun at the resemblance between Picard and Professor X; the book came out before the X-Men movies were cast.
I think these books weren't well reviewed, but I loved them.
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Ah shoot, I completely forgot about Planet X! Yeah, that's a fun bit of goofiness.
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Both of those actually seem pretty interesting. Adding to the list! I'm down for anything Q and Star Trek crossing over with anything also immediately has me sold.
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I came in just to talk about Planet X as well! It was certainly a fun little adventure.