February was a very Star Trek-y month, apparently.
Also, did you know Laurell K. Hamilton, yes, that Laurell K. Hamilton, the one who writes very smutty smut about vampires and fairies, wrote a Star Trek novel? I did not. It wasn’t terrible, but it did have every single overwrought heroine quirk she uses in her smutty smut books, which was kind of hilarious to read in a Star Trek novel.
- ST: The Kobayashi Maru, Julia Ecklar
- STTNG: Q-In-Law, Peter David
- STTNG: The Children of Hamlin, Carmen Carter
- STTNG: Gulliver’s Fugitives, Keith Sharee
- STTNG: Exiles, Howard Weinstein
- STTNG: The Eyes of the Beholders, A.C. Crispin
- STTNG: Contamination, John Vornholt
- STTNG: Fortune’s Light, Michael Jan Friedman
- STTNG: Perchance to Dream, Howard Weinstein
- STTNG: Nightshade, Laurell K. Hamilton
- STTNG: The Romulan Prize, Simon Hawke
Notes & Thoughts 