Were pulling our entries from the book star trek 101. Much like timothy zahns thrawn trilogy created the modern star wars expanded universe, so did peter davids adventures of captain mackenzie calhoun and the u. Ordover 332 the novels explore life aboard the excalibur, commanded by. After a run of solid, if unremarkable work, the book ended in 1981. Dec 22, 2017 insider stories from the pioneers of the tv series star trek. Star trek vintage paperback science fiction books for sale ebay. Destiny trilogy, theres a short paragraph or two, mentioning how everyones favorite band of starfleets misfits managed to take out a borg cube singlehandedly, but exactly how, is never mentioned, only alluded to. S excalibur create the foundations on which all others would follow. List of star trek films and television series wikipedia. New frontier series book list in order, box sets or omnibus editions, and companion titles. Peter david is the new york times bestselling author of numerous star trek novels, including the incredibly popular new frontier series.
This book is a compilation of the first four books in the new frontier series house of cards, into the void, the twofront war, and end game. Science fiction book club published omnibus editions of books. Calhoun is the only nontv star trek character to be the subject of an action figure. The motion picture 1979 and the wrath of khan 1982. Second stage lineup, featuring some of the top star trek creators in comics, books and. The first volume, star trek 1, received twentynine printings between 1967 and 1980. New voyages, made a guest appearance in the star trek. Star trek is science fiction franchise covering several different mediums created by american screenwriter and producer gene roddenberry.
Novels based on star trek, the next generation, voyager, and discovery. New frontier is the father of the modern star trek expanded universe. New frontier is a novel and comic series created by john j. Inside star trek the real story herbert solow robert.
Daunted by the prospect of catching up with a fiftyyear franchise, many potential star trek fans just gave up until director j. Phase ii that was supposed to be published in 1998 and to contain an all new ship and an all new crew, but due to the general cancellation, it was never produced. The art of john eaves is written by joe nazarro, a veteran author who most recently wrote star trek beyond the makeup artistry of joel harlow. Ordover and peter david, and primarily written by peter david. A good rule of thumb is that series have a conventional name and are intentional creations, on the part of the author or publisher.
Series was designed to cover groups of books generally understood as such see wikipedia. Calhouns search of xenex has failed to find any survivors, and now he is bound. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading the returned, part i star trek. Now, idw takes it to the next level with the launch of its star trek. The new book represents the mostextensive collection of designs and illustrations created by eaves for the star trek universe. As he is still a big ol geek at heart, dayton is known to wax nostalgic about all manner of star trek topics over on his own blog, the fog of ward. The original series a retronym, followed by several movies and television series most notably star trek. Star trek is an american media franchise based on the science fiction television series created by gene roddenberry. Chainmail 2001, by diane carey, is a sequel to new earth. After 22 novels and a handful of short stories, new frontier remains popular. In addition, he has also written dozens of other books, including his acclaimed original novel, sir apropos of nothing, and its sequel, the woad to wuin. New frontier was the first star trek tiein fiction property not to be based on a television series.
A practical guide to who, what, where, and why, written by terry j. The first television series, simply called star trek and now referred to as the original series, debuted in 1966 and aired for three seasons on nbc. New frontier is a star trek novel series created by john j. Ordover and peter david and published by pocket books. New frontier book 3 kindle edition by david, peter. New frontier enovel from new york times bestselling author peter david. Novels have been included in crossovers with other star trek book lines, such as. Like many concepts in the book world, series is a somewhat fluid and contested notion. Throughout its fiftyyear history, the starry sea has provided a familiar backdrop to an ongoing interrogation of what it means to be human.
Star trek new frontier 3 book lot peter david 1st editions hcdj. The official star trek website and gateway to the final frontier. The novelizations by blish and lawrence were reprinted many times, often with new cover art. Youve written books based on existing trek worlds and youve cocreated your own trek world with new frontier.
Star trek new frontier has 48 entries in the series overdrive rakuten overdrive borrow ebooks, audiobooks, and videos from thousands of public libraries worldwide. Comic books in star trek pocket books novel mycomicshop. Make offer star trek the abode of life by lee correy 1982 pb book vintage classic original star trek series books by james blish, 10 books in the set. The star trek book is a perfect primer to the 50year old franchise. The first installment in a brand new threepart digitalfirst star trek. The star trek compendium 1st printing 1981 large softcover book allan asherman. As of november 2019, approximately 850 novels, short story anthologies, novelizations, and omnibus editions, have been published. Nov 20, 2014 hes also written or cowritten for star trek communicator, star trek magazine, and, and is a monthly contributor to the novel spaces writers blog. Mar 10, 2020 the book accompanying the model which i also wrote. Covenant of the crown hc 1981 pocket books novel book club edition 1. The novels follow the crew of the uss excalibur, under the command of mackenzie calhoun. Star trek new frontier 2008 comic books mycomicshop.
Heres all the star trek youll want to read this march. That star trek book insert name of star trek book here. Bantam books published licensed fiction from 1967 to 1981. Star trek 11 was reprinted as day of the dove in 1985, along with the entire range of original novels, with new cover art by eric torresprat. Star trek has a fiftytwo year history of tiein fiction, beginning with the 1967 publication of james blishs star trek 1. Peter david takes fans down blind mans bluff star trek. Written by allan asherman, the book was first published in 1981 and gave summaries and production information on all three seasons of star trek.
A new attempt to boldly venture where no man has gone before. New frontier book 1 kindle edition by david, peter. Star trek new frontier cold wars pb 2001 pocket novel gateways. Insider stories from the pioneers of the tv series star trek. An amusing adventure and imagination will meet at the final frontier. The leflers will have only one child, a daughter robin. Turnaround by peter david, illustrated by stephen thompson, is the 26th chapter of the new frontier series aka what i like to call star trek. New frontier book series by peter david includes books house of cards star trek new frontier, no 1, into the void star trek new frontier, no 2, the two front war, and several more. Star trek new frontier omnibus by peter david nook book.
Its star treks 50th anniversary, and the franchise is still going strong across. In a world shrunk by modern transport and communication, star trek has maintained the values of western maritime exploration through the discovery of strange new worlds in space. The first trek novel series not based on a television series, new frontier began as a series of four short, interconnected novellas, then became fulllength novels, and eventually expanded. Western publishing, random house imprints ballantine and del rey books. The prime time soap and the concluding part of what can be best described as the mirror universe trilogy not an official title. Download it once and read it on your kindle device, pc, phones or tablets. The first television series, called star trek and now known as the original series, debuted on september 8, 1966 and aired for three seasons on nbc. Enterprisethe original seriesthe next generationdeep space ninevoyager house of cards star trek. Dissertation abstracts international 4212a, 1981, p. Charles lefler marries the woman who will later call herself morgan primus. Omnibus editions of new frontier novels and novellas. It is the imprint under which all current star trek massmarket paperback novels are. The next generation, it follows the most badass captain in starfleet history, captain mackenzie calhoun, and his rather unorthodox crew in their journeys of sector 221g, thallonian space.
Mcintyre and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. The final installment in a brand new threepart digitalfirst star trek. The next generation book 11 kindle edition by david, peter. A great crafting project for any young star trek fan. These are the voyages of the starship enterprise, its five year mission to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life, and new civilizations, to boldly go where no man has gone before. It was not the first of its kind, as star trek fan bjo trimble had previously released a similar work, the star trek concordance. New earth miniseries explores the period between star trek. Excalibur are back, picking up three months after the stunning events depicted in new frontier. Use features like bookmarks, note taking and highlighting while reading star trek. Star trek adventures strange new worlds rpg has arrived. Published by pocket books, the series was released beginning in 1997. The story of captain robert april and the first launching of the u.
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