Keith R.A. DeCandido's Star Trek fiction

"If the Trek franchise has a future, it lies with people like Keith DeCandido; writers who can balance continuity and innovation, capturing our imagination with something new while remaining firmly rooted in the shared mythology we've grown up with." ---Tom Holt, TV Zone #182

Star Trek books and comics
by Keith

It all started before I was born.

Really. See, my parents were fans of Star Trek during its original run from 1966-1969. They liked it so much, they kept watching it in reruns -- especially since they hadn't always been able to catch it during the first run (they were in college at the time).

I was born in April 1969, so I caught pretty much all of them in reruns. It became a nightly ritual: at 6pm, we'd sit in front of the TV to catch that night's airing on New York City's Channel 11.

"Many fans wonder about the unfinished portions of the tapestry that is the Star Trek universe. There are thousands of unanswered questions. Author and editor Keith R.A. DeCandido obviously loves to play in that big sandbox. He is entirely at home with both the setting and the characters. His writing exhibits an innate curiosity about that universe and the creativity to recognize the stories just waiting to be told within it."
---Jacqueline Bundy, "The Book Padd," Trek Nation

Fast forward thirty years. I have remained a Star Trek fan throughout the intervening years -- watching, and later taping, the reruns; reading the James Blish novelizations, the Pocket and Bantam novels, and various and sundry comics; seeing all the movies opening week; eagerly watching the spinoffs The Next Generation and later Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise. And I've got a good career as a novelist going. And, finally, I find myself writing Star Trek. Thus far, I've had a variety of material in book, comic book, and eBook form published, with a whole mess of spiffy stuff to be unleashed on a panting reading public over the next couple of years. (I've done several interviews about my Trek work on the web: at Trek Nation -- one by Jim Zimmerman, one by Michelle Erica Green -- LCARScom.net, About.com, StarTrek.com, and TrekWeb.com.)

"Keith R. A. DeCandido [is a] veritable engine of Trek tale-telling."
---Killian Melloy, wigglefish.com

I have created a page for each of these projects. They arranged in more-or-less alphabetical order:

	Star Trek: Articles of the Federation (2005; with annotations)
	Star Trek: The Brave & the Bold (2002)
	Star Trek: Corps of Engineers (formerly Star Trek: S.C.E.) (2000-present; updated 6 September 2007; includes annotations for Many Splendors)
	the Star Trek: Deep Space Nine post-finale stories (2001-present; updated 19 August 2006)
	Star Trek: The Next Generation: Diplomatic Implausibility (2001)
	Star Trek: Voyager: Distant Shores (2005; page added 5 May 2006)
	Star Trek: Klingon Empire (formerly Star Trek: I.K.S. Gorkon) (2003-present; updated and renamed 6 September 2007)
	the Star Trek The Lost Era miniseries (2003)
	Star Trek: Mere Anarchy (2006-2007; COMING SOON!)
	Star Trek: Mirror Universe (2007; page added as of 12 November 2006)
	Star Trek: New Frontier: No Limits (2003)
	Star Trek: The Next Generation: Perchance to Dream (1999-2000)
	Star Trek: Deep Space Nine: Prophecy and Change (2003)
	Star Trek: The Next Generation: Q&A (2007; COMING SOON!)
	Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Sky's the Limit (2007; COMING SOON!)
	Star Trek: The Next Generation: Slings and Arrows (2007-2008; COMING SOON!)
	Star Trek: Tales from the Captain's Table (2005)
	Star Trek: Tales of the Dominion War (2004)
	the Star Trek: The Next Generation: A Time to... miniseries (2004; with annotations)