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The novels primarily feature the further adventures of a resurrected [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] in the [[24th century]], post-[[Star Trek: Generations]]. |
The novels primarily feature the further adventures of a resurrected [[Captain]] [[James T. Kirk]] in the [[24th century]], post-[[Star Trek: Generations]]. |
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− | In order to avoid confusion with casual readers of other Trek book series with references to Kirk still being alive, it was determined that these books would transpire in their own seperate continuity. |
+ | In order to avoid confusion with casual readers of other Trek book series with references to Kirk still being alive, it was determined by fans that these books would transpire in their own seperate continuity. |
Series editor [[Margaret Clark]] has gone on record as not liking the nick-name. |
Series editor [[Margaret Clark]] has gone on record as not liking the nick-name. |
Revision as of 21:31, 1 October 2006
Shatnerverse is an unofficial, fan-created nick-name for the seperate continuity in which the Star Trek novels written by William Shatner and Judith and Garfield Reeves-Stevens take place.
The novels primarily feature the further adventures of a resurrected Captain James T. Kirk in the 24th century, post-Star Trek: Generations.
In order to avoid confusion with casual readers of other Trek book series with references to Kirk still being alive, it was determined by fans that these books would transpire in their own seperate continuity.
Series editor Margaret Clark has gone on record as not liking the nick-name.
"Shatnerverse" titles include...
- The Ashes of Eden
- The Return
- Avenger
- Spectre
- Dark Victory
- Preserver
- Captain's Peril
- Captain's Blood
- Captain's Glory
Some fans have speculated that the two Star Trek: The Next Generation entries in the Dominion War book series, Behind Enemy Lines and Tunnel Through the Stars actually take place in the Shatnerverse as they contradict post-finale Deep Space Nine fiction and are referred to in the Shatner-book, Spectre.