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The Long Night is a DS9 novel.

Introduction[]

Centuries ago, the Supreme Ruler of the planet Jibet fled a democratic uprising, taking with him many priceless works of art. Now Quark's greed leads Commander Sisko and his crew to the lost treasures -- and to the Supreme Ruler himself, preserved in cryogenic suspension.

The discovery sparks unrest on Jibet, and launches an alien armada against Deep Space Nine. As Dr. Bashir struggles to keep the dying ruler alive, Jake and Nog uncover deadly evidence of lingering Cardassian treachery. Now, Sisko must somehow keep the mysteries of the past from destroying all hope for DS9's future.

Summary[]

References[]

Characters[]

Ba'M'eelJulian BashirBikonColemanConcarJadzia DaxDoddsDukatHarschPaul HigginbothamJepsonBeth Jones (24th century)KathéJiber KidathKira NerysJim KiserMoestaMouceMornNogMiles O'BrienOdoQuarkHibar RibeRomJibim Kiba SiberCeleste SilversteinBenjamin SiskoJake SiskoSneed (Ensign)StafaTappanT'plakVukcevichWasnerZekunnamed Ardwaniansunnamed Caxtonians
Referenced only
Bareil AntosCurzon DaxElim GarakKeiko O'BrienWolfe

Locations[]

Deep Space 9 (InfirmaryOperations centerPromenadeQuark'sWardroom) • Jibet
Referenced only
BajorBajoran wormhole/Celestial TempleCardassiaEarthIrelandNew JibetUtopia Planitia Fleet YardsRubisSeleda VSupreme Palace

Starships and vehicles[]

USS Defiant (Defiant-class) • USS IdahoUSS MadisonNibix/Long Night
Referenced only
USS BosewellG. MenstMary CelesteSoltairesRMS Titanic

Races and cultures[]

AndorianArdwanianBajoranCardassianCaxtonianChangelingFounderFerengiHumanJibetianKlingonLurianOrionTrillVulcanYominan
Referenced only
Cordwellian

States and organizations[]

Bajoran MilitiaJibetian ConfederacyJibetian High CouncilStarfleetUnited Federation of Planets
Referenced only
Starfleet Academy

Science and technology[]

cheekbonecold sleepholosuitemedicineminutenanobuilderspace stationstarshiptimeuniversewarp drive

Ranks and titles[]

admiraladvisorchief medical officercommanderdoctorgeneralGrand NaguskaiLord High SirofficialSupreme Rulervedek

Other references[]

16th centuryArdwanian sweet nectarBajoran religionbaseballbridgedabodartsdeclaration of warEnutian pintFederation-Cardassian WargemstonegodgovernmentImmortalsinterstellar salvage lawslatinummilitaryplanetpursereligionRomulan aleRubisRule of AcquisitionThe Secret Conquerors of BajorStaff of LifesynthaleTirellian stouttreatyTrill amber shotwarweapon

Appendices[]

Related stories[]

Connections[]

published order
Previous novel:
Station Rage
DS9 numbered novels Next novel:
Objective: Bajor
Previous novel:
Station Rage
DS9 novels Next novel:
Gypsy World
Previous story:
The Escape
Stories by:
Dean Wesley Smith
&
Kristine Kathryn Rusch
Next story:
The Rings of Tautee
chronological order
Previous Adventure:
Through the Looking Glass
Pocket Next Adventure:
The Adversary
Previous Adventure:
Facets
Deep Space Nine Adventures Next Adventure:
The Adversary
The above chronology placements are based on the primary placement in 2371.
The Pocket Books Timeline places events from this story in one other timeframe:
Previous Adventure:
The Romulan Way
Chapter 10
1571
Prologue
Next Adventure:
If I Lose Thee...
London sections


Translations[]
1998
German : Die lange Nacht, translated by Bernhard Kempen. (Heyne)

External link[]

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