So What Are you Reading?: Generations

[Dr Bonezee]

Currently reading Revenant! About half way through, loving it so far. Also started on the first of the Dominion War Books.

 

[JD]

Ive heard that people generally dont like enterprise very much compared to the other series, but i wanted to go in a loosely chronological order, following this guide. I expect ill be jumping around a little, though, just to taste whats to come.

Oh, I get it.

I genuinely watch so little tv that anything is a fun and exciting indulgence. Im just trying to get myself off of instagram reels and youtube and on to long(er) form media! Im going at a snails pace. Not really used to this at all.

I have to confess that im going through DTI more than a little confused. I think thats only to be expected for someone who has no knowledge of the events being referenced, but i think that itll be so fun to stumble across something in a show and say, ah! I know this one, lucsly mentioned it! Its already happened a little bit what with the temporal cold war and all in enterprise.

Oh, just a warning, you will possibly come across some spoilers for the later seasons of Enterprise in the DTI book, if you're worried about that kind of thing.

 

[KRAD]

There's also an SCE story tales of the Dominion War, but it's been a while since I read it, so I can't remember exactly which characters it was about.

It's called "Field Expediency," it's written by Dayton Ward & Kevin Dilmore, and it focuses on Duffy and Stevens.

 

[Cyfa]

Hope you enjoyed it!

I wrote about 40% of that book while on jury duty -- a six-and-a-half-week civil trial that was an absolute nightmare. However, everyone involved in that case -- my fellow jurors, the plaintiff, the lawyers, the judge, the court officer, and the clerk -- had either characters or ships named after them in the novel.

~ I enjoyed it very much, thank you! It's been several years since I last read it and it was nice to revisit (and remember!) everything.
To be immortalised in a Star Trek novel - however tangentially - would make jury duty worthwhile, in my opinion (well, along with doing one's bit for society and justice, of course ). What a lovely thing to do!