Titan Books Releases a New Anthology of Star Trek Fiction
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Worf, Troi, and Picard feature in a story in STAR TREK: "Q AND FALSE" AND OTHER STORIES. Image: Titan Books.
DECEMBER 20, 2022 - The stellar nurseries within the Star Trek universe, it seems, continue unabated to produce new stars, from television series to tie-in fiction. The latest in the latter category was observed by Space.com just this week.
Titan Books releases today a new anthology of short stories from some of today’s best known Star Trek writers. The new collection, Star Trek: “Q and False” and Other Stories, presents tales that tie into the range of legacy Trek series, from Star Trek: The Original Series to Star Trek: Enterprise, and even throws in a new story from the world of Star Trek: The Motion Picture.
The volume is presented by Star Trek Explorer Magazine and includes stories ranging from “Captain Kirk discovering the enigmatic Q and a romantic Delta IV reunion between Will Decker and the lovely Ilia, to the Borg's nefarious origins and Captain Archer's first time in the Enterprise captain's chair.”
The illustrated entries in this 96-page hardcover edition were written by such authors as Lisa Klink, James Swallow, Una McCormack, Christopher Cooper, Chris Dows, Peter Holmstrom, and Greg Cox.
For more on Star Trek: “Q and False” and Other Stories, including a complete list of the contents and sample interior images, head over to Space.com.
You can order Star Trek: “Q and False” and Other Stories at Amazon or wherever you get your books.
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David is a contributing writer for Daily Star Trek News on the Roddenberry Podcast Network. He is a librarian, baseball fan, and book and movie buff. He has also written for American Libraries and Skeptical Inquirer. David also enjoys diverse music, but leans toward classical and jazz. He plays a mean radio.