David R. George III has written for Star Trek on television, in books, and in magazines. He began his Trek career when he co-wrote the story for a first-season Voyager episode. He subsequently penned several Original Series, Next Generation, and Deep Space Nine novels and novellas. His Original Series trilogy, Crucible, was published to help celebrate the fortieth anniversary of the show's television debut. A planned hardcover collecting all three Crucible novels, and including a new preface and five new short stories by George, was scheduled for publication in May 2009; though the volume was later canceled, George had completed writing the new material.
George also wrote "Deep Into That Darkness Peering," the introduction to the Twist of Faith omnibus. His Mission Gamma novel, Twilight, was reprinted in the These Haunted Seas omnibus.
George's Voyager episode received a nomination for a Sci Fi Universe award in the category "Best Writing in a Genre Television Show or Telefilm." His work has appeared on both the New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists.
He has also contributed numerous articles to Star Trek Magazine.
In 2017, George, along with David Mack and Kirsten Beyer, pitched their ideas for a new Star Trek series. [1]
Star Trek bibliography[]
Title | Series | Type of Work | Publication Date | Cover | Notes |
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"Prime Factors" | Voyager | Television Story | March 1995 | Co-wrote story First-season episode | |
The 34th Rule | Deep Space Nine | Novel | January 1999 | Co-written with Armin Shimerman Takes place during the fourth season of the series | |
Twilight | Deep Space Nine Mission Gamma (Book One) |
Novel | September 2002 | DS9 relaunch (takes place after the series) | |
Serpents Among the Ruins | The Lost Era (2311) |
Novel | September 2003 | Features Captain John Harriman and First Officer Demora Sulu aboard Enterprise-B | |
Olympus Descending | Deep Space Nine Worlds of Deep Space Nine: Volume Three |
Novel | February 2005 | DS9 relaunch | |
Iron and Sacrifice | The Lost Era Tales from the Captain's Table anthology |
Novella | June 2005 | Features Demora Sulu | |
Provenance of Shadows | Original Series Crucible: McCoy |
Novel | September 2006 | Spans the series and the films | |
The Fire and the Rose | Original Series Crucible: Spock |
Novel | December 2006 | Spans the series and the films | |
The Star To Every Wandering | Original Series Crucible: Kirk |
Novel | March 2007 | Spans the series and the films | |
"Deep Into That Darkness Peering" | Deep Space Nine Twist of Faith omnibus |
Introduction | May 2007 | Introduces an omnibus collecting the first five DS9 relaunch works | |
These Haunted Seas | Deep Space Nine | Novel Reprint | June 2008 | An omnibus collecting the sixth and seventh DS9 relaunch works | |
The Embrace of Cold Architects | Next Generation Myriad Universes: Shattered Light |
Novel | December 2010 | Set in an alternate reality, and features Data and his "daughter," Lal | |
Rough Beasts of Empire | Original Series & Deep Space Nine Typhon Pact |
Novel | January 2011 | Third book of the Typhon Pact miniseries, focuses on the divided Romulan empire and introduces the Tzenkethi | |
Plagues of Night | Typhon Pact | Novel | June 2012 | The first of a two-book series involving factions within the Typhon Pact attempting to develop quantum slipstream drive. | |
Raise the Dawn | Typhon Pact | Novel | July 2012 | The second of a two-book series involving factions within the Typhon Pact attempting to develop quantum slipstream drive. | |
Allegiance in Exile | Original Series | Novel | January 2013 | This novel establishes first contact with the Bajorans, and shows the beginnings of Hikaru Sulu's command aspirations. | |
Revelation and Dust | Deep Space Nine/The Fall | Novel | September 2013 | The first of the five-book The Fall series, focusing on the new Deep Space 9. | |
One Constant Star | The Lost Era | Novel | June 2014 | The eleventh The Lost Era novel, and the second to feature John Harriman and Demora Sulu. | |
Sacraments of Fire | Deep Space Nine | Novel | July 2015 | The first of a two-book series involving Iliana Ghemor and the Ascendants. | |
Ascendance | Deep Space Nine | Novel | January 2016 | The second of a two-book series involving Iliana Ghemor and the Ascendants. | |
The Long Mirage | Deep Space Nine | Novel | February 2017 | Continues on from Ascendance. | |
Original Sin | Deep Space Nine | Novel | September 2017 | First depiction of the USS Robinson's mission to explore the Gamma Quadrant. |
Star Trek Magazine articles[]
Title | Subject | Issue Number | Issue Date | Magazine Cover |
Description |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
"Of Ice and Moonlight" | James T. Kirk | UK #136 US #9 |
Jan/Feb 2008 | Dispelling myths in an exploration on the romances of James T. Kirk | |
"All the Galaxy's a Stage" | Deep Space Nine Relaunch | UK #137 US #10 |
Mar/Apr 2008 | Exploring the DS9 relaunch | |
"Cowboys and Diplomats" | James T. Kirk & Jean-Luc Picard |
UK #138 US #11 |
May/Jun 2008 | Dispelling myths in a comparison of the reputations and characters of James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard | |
"The Voice of the Hidden Waterfall" | Spock | UK #140 US #13 |
Sep/Oct 2008 | Dispelling myths about Spock's emotional life | |
"Condemned for a Villain: Winn Adami" | Winn Adami | UK #149 US #22 |
December 2009 | Exploring the villains of Star Trek | |
"Trek Lit Villain: Colonel Mitra" | Colonel Mitra from The 34th Rule |
UK #149 US #22 |
December 2009 | Exploring the villains of Star Trek literature | |
"Trek Lit Villain: Aventeer Vokar" | Aventeer Vokar from Serpents Among the Ruins |
UK #149 US #22 |
December 2009 | Exploring the villains of Star Trek literature | |
"Life From Lifelessness" | Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan | UK #153 US #26 |
Jun 2010 | Reviewing the second Star Trek feature film | |
"Who Is...Jim Kirk?" | James T. Kirk | UK #154 US #27 |
Jul/Aug 2010 | Exploring the character of James T. Kirk through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"Who Is...Sulu?" | Hikaru Sulu | UK #157 US #30 |
Dec 2010 | Exploring the character of Hikaru Sulu through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"Who Is...Dr. McCoy?" | Leonard McCoy | UK #159 US #32 |
Mar 2011 | Exploring the character of Dr. McCoy through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"Who Is...Chekov?" | Pavel Chekov | UK #160 US #33 |
Apr/May 2011 | Exploring the character of Pavel Chekov through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"Resurrecting Okona" | Thadiun Okona | UK #160 US #33 |
Apr/May 2011 | Discussing the return of Thadiun Okona in The Embrace of Cold Architects | |
"Who Is...Scotty?" | Montgomery Scott | UK #161 US #34 |
June 2011 | Exploring the character of Montgomery Scott through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"Who Is...Christopher Pike?" | Christopher Pike | UK #162 US #35 |
Jul/Aug 2011 | Exploring the character of Christopher Pike through the various incarnations of Star Trek | |
"The Ultimate Guide: Deep Space Nine, Season 7" | Deep Space Nine, Season 7 | UK #164 US #37 |
Oct/Nov 2011 | Exploring the series' seventh season, with episode rankings, best moment, worst episode, best guest star, and most valuable player | |
"Do You Believe in Miracles?" | Montgomery Scott | UK #165 US #38 |
Jan/Feb 2012 | Dispelling myths about the Enterprise's chief engineer being a genuine "miracle worker" | |
"Star Trek 45s: 'Fight or Flight' | "Fight or Flight" | UK #166 US #39 |
Spring 2012 | Examining a specific episode of Enterprise |
References[]
External links[]
- David R. George III's Official Website
- David R. George III's Movie Review & Film Blog Website
- David R. George III article at Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
- David R. George III at The Internet Movie Database.
- David R. George III article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.
- David R. George III's Facebook page
- David R. George III's Twitter feed
- [2] David George interview]