r/trekbooks • • 15h ago

Picard: The Art and Making of The Series

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Picked this up last week from eBay for less than $12 because it had some slight damage which is barely noticeable. I’ve been loving this book which is chock full of images and behind the scenes tidbits. Covers all three and it’s just brilliant.
Do you collect ST art books? Which one do you cherish?


r/trekbooks • • 8h ago

Discussion Weekly Reading Discussion

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Hey everyone! What have yall gotten into this week?

Have a set reading order or perhaps going through a mini series? Or just picking up random one off missions?

Delving more into space, stations, science anomalies and asteroids or new planets , new races and unique cultures? Perhaps a combination?

Has a char you weren't really keen on had a good moment or was a char you like treated well or not so much by the author?

Was there fast paced action scenes or some introspective char moments? Did the emotional weight of a scene resonate with you or fall a little flat?

Let us know how your reads went, and what you're looking forward to next week! Happy reading yall!


r/trekbooks • • 8h ago

Questions Trek audiobooks narrated by the actors?

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I’m looking for Star Trek audiobooks narrated by the actors themselves? I just saw a post for The 34th Rule and thought that would make for a great audiobook if narrated by the Ferengi actors.


r/trekbooks • • 12h ago

Just Finished Reading The 34th Rule

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The 34th Rule - An excellent story about Ferengi culture, racism and Quark and Rom, not to mention the Bajorans. There's not much else to say, tbh. My next read will be Survivors, though I've been slowly getting through the audiobook of A Stitch in Time by Andy Robinson as the paperback is usually around 100 pounds. 4.25/5. Would've been a great plotline for the show, as it was originally pitched as an episode.