Favorite Star Trek Author

[Stephen of Borg 2]

All of these people have had a good reputation of writing classic Trek novels, most with multiple hits. Who's your favorite? To me, I think THE Star Trek author that more times than not gives us a good read is Diane Duane. An amazing author and definitely gets my vote. I know that I forgot some, so vote other and tell who your favorite is!

[Kor37 9]

All of these authors are good. I personally like Keith Candido. His novels always keep me interested. Also, how could you leave out David R. George, a member of this site?.... .....

[Mr.Picard 12]

Peter David. I just love his sense of humor. (Read "Q-In-Law" and you'll know what I mean. )

[TJ Phaserman 2]

i love perter david as well. i actually managed to read a sneak peek of his new book thats coming out with your's truly ^ (the husband of mrs. picard) getting in trouble with admiral jellico about seven of nine running off back to the borg. but i also love how he writes. his books are almost like a actual episode....a 2 part episode that is.

[Gummy 0]

All are wonderful authors, but my favorite of the bunch is The Shat!

I have read all of his Trek Books and really enjoyed each one of them.

[David R. George III 0]

I'll try not be offended by my not being included on the list, apart from "Other"...

 

:P

[Gummy 0]

Welcome to the boards, Mr. George.

I look forward to your posts.

[Kor37 9]

Welcome to the boards, Mr. George.

I look forward to your posts.

OH NO!.... :P

Now David is doubly insulted by being mistaken for a newbie! David has been a member here for 3 years!

[Gummy 0]

Welcome to the boards, Mr. George.

I look forward to your posts.

OH NO!.... :P

Now David is doubly insulted by being mistaken for a newbie! David has been a member here for 3 years!

My mistake. I neglected to look at his joining date. :blush 2:

[David R. George III 0]

Welcome to the boards, Mr. George.

I look forward to your posts.

OH NO!.... :P

Now David is doubly insulted by being mistaken for a newbie! David has been a member here for 3 years!

My mistake. I neglected to look at his joining date. :blush 2:

 

Not a big deal...I was just having some fun with you anyway. There hasn't been a lot of book chatter around here lately, at least none to which I've been able to add to the discussion, so I thought I'd just stick my head in and say "hello."

 

Hello.

 

Hope everybody is doing well. And please, call me David.

[Guest Ktrek]

I have Four favorite authors in the Star Trek realm:

 

David R. George III - His novels are quite well written and always interesting and entertaining.

 

Keith R.A. DeCandido - He always makes me laugh and he is quite imaginative

 

Peter David - He has been a long time Trek writer and his New Frontier series is well worth the read, but his TNG novels are some of the best ever written.

 

Christopher L. Bennett - He has the potential to write the definitive Star Trek novel. Probably one of the most detail oriented novelists I have read.

Edited November 23, 2007 by Ktrek

[TripLives 0]

Peter David & Diane Duane would be tied for my second favs. My fav isn't in the list----Michael Jan Friedman.

[SpinerFan 0]

Jeffrey Lang or Peter David

[star_rose 0]

Dillard.

I have recently read his last novel, "Resistance", with Picard as protagonist.

It is full of action...

 

Dillard.

I have recently read his last novel, "Resistance", with Picard as protagonist.

It is full of action...

 

Dillard.

I have recently read his last novel, "Resistance", with Picard as protagonist.

It is full of action...

[4456456 0]

its hard to pick just one so ill just say:

 

Peter David, Christie Golden, Diane Carey and John Vornholt.

[David R. George III 0]

Dillard.

I have recently read his last novel...

 

Just so you know, J. M. Dillard is Jeanne Dillard, a woman.

[Gummy 0]

Dillard.

I have recently read his last novel...

 

Just so you know, J. M. Dillard is Jeanne Dillard, a woman.

You'll notice that we make an occasional mistake every now and then here.

[GhostofMajorHayes 10]

My fave author is David R. George III. Up until the Crucible trilogy, I didn't have a fave,but that soon changed.

[Indy 8]

Yeah, gotta go with David R. George III. His McCoy story in the Crucible series is pure genius.