|
The
Original Series
period
A
Events
occurring prior to the original series
TV episodes.
|
| Spock's World
Duane, Diane.
Pocket, 1988. |
The planet Vulcan's turbulent history is chronicled,
as well as Sarek's romance with Amanda, Spock mother. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| Assignment:
Eternity
Cox, Greg
Pocket, 1998 TOS
#84
|
Galactic spy Gary Seven and his ditsy protege
Roberta Lincoln must time travel from 20th Century Earth to the 24th Century
Enterprise after receiving a distress call from a fellow agent.
see also: TOS period B, F |
| Federation
Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
Pocket, 1994
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
The centuries-long trials and travails of Zefram
Cochrane, inventor of the warp drive. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| The Final
Reflection
Ford, John M.
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#16 |
A Klingon representative to the Federation encounters
McCoy's grandfather and a very young Spock. |
| Final Frontier
Carey, Diane.
Pocket, 1988
sequel:
Best Destiny
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1992 |
...Frontier:
The story of Kirk's father and the maiden voyage of the Enterprise.
(told in flashback). A sequel to the TV episode "City on the Edge of Forever".
see also: TOS period B
...Destiny:
A rebellious sixteen-year old James Kirk accompanies his father into
space aboard the Enterprise. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period F |
| A Flag
Full of Stars
Ferguson, Brad
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#54
sequel:
Avenger
Shatner, William
Pocket, 1997
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Flag...:
Young James Kirk saves Kevin Riley as a child during the massacre on
Tarsus IV. A sequel to the TV episode "The Conscience of the King". (told
in flashback)
see also: TOS period C
Avenger:
After rescuing Kevin Riley from the massacre, young James Kirk himself
has a mysterious rescuer, who suppresses his memory of the incident. A
sequel to the TV episode "The Conscience of the King". (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period F , G |
| Best Destiny
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1992
sequel to: Final Frontier |
A rebellious sixteen-year old James Kirk accompanies
his father into space aboard the Enterprise. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period F |
| Vulcan's Forge
Sherman, Josepha & Susan Shwartz
Pocket, 1997 |
The events precipitating the young Spock's decision
to break with his father and join Starfleet. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period F |
| The Kobayashi
Maru
Ecklar, Julia
Pocket, 1989 TOS
#47 |
The experiences of Star Fleet academy cadets
Kirk, Sulu, Chekov and Scott during the Kobayashi Maru scenario. (told
in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| Dreams
of the Raven
Carter, Carmen
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#34 |
A bizarre incident from McCoy's early years
as a young doctor could be the only salvation for the enbattled Enterprise.
(told in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| Shadows on
the Sun
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1993 |
McCoy's disastrous marriage is chronicled. (told
in flashback)
see also: TOS period F |
| Crisis
on Centaurus
Ferguson, Brad
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#28 |
Kirk's first encounter with McCoy as a young
ensign on medical leave. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| Vulcan's Glory
Fontana, D. C.
Pocket, 1989 TOS
#44 |
Spock's first mission on the Enterprise
with Capt. Christopher Pike. |
| Legacy
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#56 |
Spock and Capt. Pike battle ruthless pirates.
(told in flashback)
see also: TOS period B |
| The
Captain's Table (click
here for complete synopsis) is a 6-part series encompassing all the TV
shows and New Frontier.
Book 6: Where Sea Meets Sky (TOS)
Oltion, Jerry
Pocket, 1998 |
Capt. Pike weaves an intriguing yarn about
deadly "space whales". |
| The Rift
David, Peter
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#57 |
Spock and the Enterprise, under Capt.
Pike encounter an enigmatic race through a rift in space. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period E |
| Enterprise,
the First Adventure
McIntyre, Vonda N.
Pocket, 1986 |
The young James Kirk takes command of the Enterprise. |
| Strangers
from the Sky
Bonanno, Margaret Wander
Pocket, 1987 |
Kirk and Spock travel back in time to play a
vital role in Earth's real "first contact" with the Vulcans. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period D |
| A Private Anecdote
Dalton, Landon Cary, 1998
|
Trapped in his ruined body at Starbase 11, Capt.
Pike reflects on the thin line between
illusion and reality.
A short story from Star Trek:
Strange New Worlds |
|
The
Original Series
period
B
Kirk's
original 5-year mission and beyond,
up to
his appointment as Admiral and
the three-year
refit
of the Enterprise.
|
| The Abode
of Life
Corey, Lee
Pocket, 1982 TOS
#6
sequels:
Chain of Attack
DeWeese, Gene
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#32
The Final Nexus
DeWeese, Gene
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#43 |
Abode...:
A hidden rip in space sends Kirk and the Enterprise across the
galaxy, where they must depend on the warring factions of an isolated planet
to help them repair the ship.
Chain...:
While investigating more of the mysterious rips in space, the Enterprise
finds itself in a galaxy where every habitable planet has been destroyed
by horrific weapons.
...Nexus:
The Enterprise discovers that the rips in space are causing
galaxy-wide insanity. |
| Assignment:
Eternity
Cox, Greg
Pocket, 1998 TOS
#84 |
Kirk feels disinclined to help when the mysterious
Gary Seven and his ditsy protege Roberta Lincoln time travel to the Enterprise
and ask for assistance without explaining why.
see also: TOS period A, F |
| Battlestations
Carey, Diane.
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#31
sequel to: Dreadnought |
The surviving conspirators get control of a
hideous new weapon and hijack the Enterprise to test it. |
| The Better Man
Weinstein, Howard
Pocket, 1994 TOS
#72 |
McCoy discovers he has a daughter who may be
killed for being genetically "imperfect". |
| Black Fire
Cooper, Sonni
Pocket, 1982 TOS
#8 |
Spock and Scotty go AWOL to trace the cause
of a bombing on the Enterprise in which Kirk was critically injured. |
| Bloodthirst
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#37 |
A banned biological weapon causing its victims
to crave blood gets loose on the Enterprise. |
| The
Captain's Daughter
David, Peter
Pocket, 1995 TOS
#76 |
While on leave, Sulu has an affair with a mysterious
woman, and later learns she has borne him a daughter. (told in flashback)
see also: TOS period F |
| The
Captain's Table (click
here for complete synopsis) is a 6-part series encompassing all the TV
shows and New Frontier.
Book 1: War Dragons (TOS)
Graf, L.A.
Pocket, 1998 |
Trying to recover from Gary Mitchell's recent
death, Kirk clashes with Spock over how to handle a group of pirates.
see also: TOS period F |
| Chain of Attack
DeWeese, Gene
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#32
sequel to: The Abode of
Life
prequel to: The Final Nexus |
The Enterprise discovers that the rips
in space are causing galaxy-wide insanity. |
| Corona
Bear, Greg
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#15 |
A reporter boards the Enterprise to chronicle
the efforts to rescue a team of Vulcan scientists. |
| Crisis
on Centaurus
Ferguson, Brad
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#28 |
Kirk and crew must hunt down the alien-hating
bigots who exploded an antimatter bomb at a major spaceport.
see also: TOS period A |
| Crossroad
Hambly, Barbara
Pocket, 1994 TOS
#71 |
A rebel starship from a dark, future Federation
travels back in time to elicit help from Kirk and the Enterprise |
| The Cry
of the Onlies
Klass, Judy
Pocket, 1989 TOS
#46 |
The centuries-old children known as the "Onlies"
steal an experimental starship designed by Kirk's old antagonist, the immortal
Flint. A sequel to the TV episodes "Miri", "Dagger of the Mind" and "Requiem
for Methuselah". |
| Day
of Honor (click
here for complete synopsis) is a 5-part series encompassing all the TV
shows.
Book 4: Treaty's Law (TOS)
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1997 |
The origin of the Day of Honor: Kirk and the Enterprise risk
destruction by coming to the aid of a Klingon agricultural colony being
attacked by unknown aliens. |
| Death's Angel
Sky, Kathleen
Bantam, 1981 |
Shortly after a survey team recovers from mysterious
comas, ambassadors heading toward a contentious conference are visited
by a being calling itself "The Angel of Death". |
| Demons
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#30
sequel:
Possession (TNG
period H)
Dillard, J.M. & Kathleen O' Malley
Pocket, 1996 TNG
#40 |
Demons:
Spock and McCoy race to save Kirk and their fellow crewmates, whose
minds have been taken over by evil beings the size of sub-atomic particles.
Possession:
The evil sub-atomic beings which infected Kirk and his crew 80 years
earlier are accidentally released and attack Picard and the crew of the
Enterprise-D. |
| Devil World
Eklund, Gordon
Bantam, 1979 |
Kirk falls in love with a dying woman while
on a mision to retrieve a traitor from the planet Heartland, inhabitated
by demon-like beings. |
| The Disinherited
David, Peter
Pocket, 1992 TOS
#59 |
Uhura is assigned temporary duty on the Lexington
while Kirk and the Enterprise track raiders preying on colony worlds. |
| Doctor's Orders
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1990 TOS
#50 |
When Kirk disappears, a joke he played on McCoy
backfires, leaving the doctor in command of the Enterprise. |
| Double, Double
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1989 TOS
#45 |
The androids from the TV espisode "What are
Little Girls Made of?" return to take control of the Enterprise. |
| Dreadnought
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#29
sequel:
Battlestations
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#31 |
Dreadnought:
Young Lt. Piper, just starting her tour on the Enterprise, may
be the key to halting an attempted takeover of Star Fleet by a cadre of
renegade admirals.
Battlestations:
The surviving conspirators get control of a hideous new weapon and
hijack the Enterprise to test it. |
| Dreams
of the Raven
Carter, Carmen
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#34 |
An accident causes McCoy to lose his memory
of the last 25 years just as the Enterprise is attacked by mysterious
aliens.
see also: TOS period A |
| The Entropy
Effect
McIntyre, Vonda N.
Pocket, 1981 TOS
#2 |
Spock and McCoy must rewrite the past to prevent
Kirk from being murdered. |
| Faces of Fire
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1992 TOS
#58 |
Kirk encounters the ten-year old son he never
knew about. |
| The Fate of the Phoenix
Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
Bantam, 1979
sequel to: The Price of the Phoenix |
Kirk and his "twin" once again confront the
evil genius Omne, while trying to cope with their extraordinary situation. |
| Federation
Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
Pocket, 1994
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
The centuries-long trials and travails of Zefram
Cochrane, including his encounters with Kirk's Enterprise and Picard's
Enterprise-D in his old age. A sequel to the TV episodes "Journey
to Babel" and "Metamorphosis".
see also: TOS period A |
| Final Frontier
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1988 |
Reading old letters from his father helps Kirk
deal with his anguish following the death of Edith Keeler. A sequel to
the TV episode "The City on the Edge of Forever".
see also: TOS period A |
| The Final Nexus
DeWeese, Gene
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#43
sequel to: The Abode of Life
and: Chain
of Attack |
The Enterprise discovers that the rips
in space are causing galaxy-wide insanity. |
| First Frontier
Carey, Diane & James I. Kirkland
Pocket, 1995 TOS
#75 |
Kirk and company travel back in time 65 million
years to undo a time change in which Earth's dinosaurs never became extinct
and humans never evolved. |
| First Strike see Invasion:
First Strike |
|
| From the Depths
Milan, Victor
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#66 |
The Klingons frame Kirk for sabotage which destroyed
an immense floating city. |
| The
Galactic Whirlpool
Gerrold, David
Bantam, 1980 |
The Enterprise tries to save a damaged,
centuries-old colony ship from drifting into a spatial hazard which could
destroy it. |
| Ghost-Walker
Hambly, Barbara
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#53 |
Kirk's spirit haunts the Enterprise after
his body is taken over by a telepathic alien who assumes his identity. |
| The
Great Starship Race
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#67 |
Against his better judgment, Kirk is forced
to let the Romulans participate in a galactic starship race sponsored by
a newly contacted civilization. |
| Heart of the Sun
Sargent, Pamela & George Zebrowski
Pocket, 1997 TOS
#83 |
The Enterprise offers aid when a drifting
space station of unknown origin threatens an inhabited planet, but the
mission is hampered by opposing factions in the government. |
| How
Much for Just the Planet?
Ford, John M.
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#36 |
Comedy ensues when Kirk gets into a bidding
war with the Klingons for the dilithium resources of the planet Direidi. |
| Ice Trap
Graf, L. A.
Pocket, 1992 TOS
#60 |
The Enterprise investigates an outbreak
of mental illness and the disappearance of a research team on an icebound
planet. |
| The IDIC Epidemic
Lorrah, Jean
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#38
sequel to: The Vulcan Academy
Murders |
Sarek and Amanda accompany the Enterprise
to a science colony where a plague has broken out. |
| Invasion
(4-part series encompassing
all the TV shows.)
Original
Series: First Strike
Carey,
Diane
Pocket, 1996 TOS
#79
sequels:
Next
Generation: The Soldiers
of Fear
Smith,
Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1996 TNG
#41
Deep
Space Nine: Time's Enemy
Graf,
L. S.
Pocket, 1996 DS9
#16
Voyager: The
Final Fury
Dafydd
ab Hugh
Pocket, 1996 VOY
#9
A "Next
Generation" crossover novel |
TOS:
The panicked Klingons run to Kirk for help after encountering a ship
carrying demonic aliens called the Fury from their and the Federation's
distant past.
TNG:
Eighty years after their ignominius defeat by Kirk, the Furies return
in force with a weapon that throws paralyzing fear into Picard and his
crew.
DS9:
The discovery of the Defiant, trapped in a comet for five thousand
years, seems to indicate that Sisko and his crew will have a fatal confrontation
with the Furies in the near future.
VOY:
Voyager discovers the grim homeworld of the Furies while responding
to a distress call from a Federation shuttle. |
| Ishmael
Hambly, Barbara
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#23 |
While his crewmates search the past for him,
an amnesiac Spock must live disguised as a human in the old Seattle of
the TV series "Here Come the Brides". Characters from "Bonanza" and "Have
Gun will Travel" also appear. |
| The Joy Machine
Gunn, James
Pocket, 1996 TOS
#80 |
Kirk and his officers are stranded on a planet
in which the inhabitants have succumbed to the soul destroying "pleasures"
offered by a master computer. |
| Killing Time
Van Hise, Della
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#24 |
An altered timestream pits a drug addicted Ensign
Kirk against an implacable Captain Spock. |
| The Klingon
Gambit
Vardeman, Robert E.
Pocket, 1981 TOS
#3 |
The Enterprise must protect a fabulous
archaeological discovery from marauding Klingons. |
| The Kobayashi
Maru
Ecklar, Julia
Pocket, 1989 TOS
#47 |
Kirk and several others examine their lives
as they are stranded in a powerless shuttle which is losing life support.
see also: TOS period A |
| Legacy
Friedman, Michael Jan
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#56 |
The Enterprise must respond to a distress
call, leaving Kirk and three others buried alive after an earthquake.
see also: TOS period A |
| Memory Prime
Reeves-Stevens, Gar
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#42 |
Spock is accused of terrorism and murder. A
sequel to the TV episode "The Lights of Zetar". |
| Mindshadow
Dillard, J.M.
Pocket, 1986 TOS
#27 |
Spock is brain-damaged after a terrible fall. |
| Mudd in your
Eye
Oltion, Jerry
Pocket, 1997 TOS
#81 |
Kirk has trouble believing conman Harry Mudd
has peacefully settled a centuries old interplanetary war. |
| Mudd's Angels
Lawrence, A. J.
Bantam, 1978 |
Novelization of the TV episodes chronicling
Kirk's encounters with outrageous galactic conman Harry Mudd. |
| Mutiny
on the Enterprise
Vardeman, Robert E.
Pocket, 1983 TOS
#12 |
A pacifist telepath "incites" Kirk's crew into
a non-violent mutiny which could kill everyone on board the ship. |
| My Enemy,
My Ally
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#18
sequel:
The Romulan Way
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#35 |
My Enemy...:
A Romulan commander and her loyal crew defect to the Federation to
try and halt the implementation of a Romulan plan to take over the galaxy
using mind control power enhanced by the brain tissue of murdered Vulcans.
Romulan Way:
A Federation spy on Romulus is in danger of being discovered when McCoy
is kidnapped and brought to Romulus for trial. |
| The
Patrian Transgression
Hawke, Simon
Pocket, 1994 TOS
#69 |
Planet Patria I seems bound for Federation membership
until Kirk discovers their laws are enforced by thought police – and that
thought crimes are punishable by death. |
| Pawns and Symbols
Larson, Majliss
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#26 |
A Federation agricultural scientist is kidnapped
by the Klingons to help end a famine. |
| Perry's Planet
Haldeman, Jack C., II
Bantam, 1980 |
The Enterprise crew is infected by a
strange virus rendering them incapable of "violent" thoughts or actions
just as a Klingon warship arrives on the scene. |
| Planet of Judgment
Haldeman, Joe
Bantam, 1977 |
A race of super telepaths use the crew of the
Enterprise to forestall a galactic invasion. |
| The
Price of the Phoenix
Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
Bantam, 1977
sequel:
Fate of the Phoenix
Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
Bantam, 1979 |
Price...:
A duplicate Kirk is created by a mad scientist intent on "owning the
man who can't be owned".
Fate...:
Kirk and his "twin" once again confront the evil genius Omne, while
trying to cope with their extraordinary situation. |
| Prime Directive
Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
Pocket, 1990 |
Kirk is drummed out of Star Fleet and becomes
an outcast after his disregard of the Prime Directive results in the destruction
of a protected world. |
| Q-Squared
David, Peter
Pocket, 1994
A "Next Generation" crossover
novel |
The complete story of what really turned Kirk's
friend Gary Mitchell into a sadistic superbeing is revealed. (told in flashback)
A sequel to the TV episodes "Where No Man has Gone Before" and "The Squire
of Gothos". |
| Renegade
DeWeese, Gene
Pocket, 1991 TOS
#55 |
Kirk's old nemesis Ben Finney helps the Klingons
develop a computer virus which could destroy the Federation. A sequel to
the TV episode "Court Martial". |
| Requiem
Friedman, Michael Jan & Kevin Ryan
Pocket, 1994 TNG
#32
A "Next Generation" crossover novel |
Picard is hurled back in time to the Federation
colony on Cestus Three just prior to the the Gorn massacre of the colonists
and the intervention by Captain Kirk. A sequel to the original series TV
episode "Arena". |
| The Rings
of Tautee
Smith, Dean W. & Kristine K. Rusch
Pocket, 1996 TOS
#78 |
Kirk tries to find a way around the Prime Directive
to rescue the survivors of a pre-warp civilization who destroyed their
solar system through the misuse of technology. |
| The Romulan Way
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1987 TOS
#35
sequel to: My Enemy, My Ally |
A Federation spy on Romulus is in danger of
being discovered when McCoy is kidnapped and brought to Romulus for trial. |
| Sanctuary
Vornholt, John
Pocket, 1992 TOS
#61 |
Kirk, Spock and McCoy trail a smuggler to the
mysterious planet Sanctuary, actually a deadly trap instead of a refuge. |
| Shadow Lord
Yep, Laurence
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#22 |
Cut off from the Enterprise, Spock and
Sulu find themselves caught up in a bloody revolution on a primitive planet. |
| Spock, Messiah!
Cogswell, Theodore & Charles Spano
Bantam, 1976 |
Spock becomes a fiery revolutionary after a
mind meld with an insane mystic. |
| Spock Must Die!
Blish, James
Bantam, 1970 |
A transporter accident creates an evil mirror
twin of Spock. |
| Spock's World
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1988
sequel to: The Wounded Sky |
Kirk, Spock and McCoy become key players in
an attempt to stop Vulcan from seceding from the Federation.
see also: TOS period A |
| Star
Trek: Log One, Log Two, Log Three
Foster, Alan Dean
Ballantine, 1993 |
Novelizations of the animated television series
episodes. |
| Star Trek:
Log Four, Log Five, Log Six
Foster Dean Alan
Ballantine, 1993 |
Novelizations of the animated television series
episodes. |
| Star
Trek: Log Seven, Log Eight, Log Nine
Foster, Alan Dean
Ballantine, 1993 |
Novelizations of the animated television series
episodes. |
| Star Trek:
Log Ten
Foster, Alan Dean
Ballantine, 1993 |
Novelizations of the animated television series
episodes. |
| Star
Trek: The Classic Episodes 1
Blish, James
Bantam, 1991 |
Short novelizations of the first season television
episodes. |
| Star
Trek: The Classic Episodes 2
Blish, James
Bantam, 1991 |
Short novelizations of the second season television
episodes. |
| Star
Trek: The Classic Episodes 3
Blish, James
Bantam, 1991 |
Short novelizations of the third season television
episodes. |
Star
Trek: The New Voyages
(short stories)
Bantam, 1976
Ni Var
Intersection Point
The Enchanted Pool
Visit to a Weird Planet Revisited
The Hunting
The Winged Dreamers
Mind-Sifter |
A dying scientist divides Spock into a human and a Vulcan.
A collision opens a rift in the hull leading to another universe.
Spock discovers a fairy trapped with him in a force field.
Actors William Shatner, Leonard Nimoy and DeForest Kelley suddenly find
themselves on the real starship Enterprise.
McCoy must save Spock after he mind melds with an animal.
The crew falls victim to powerful deadly hallucinations.
An insane Kirk is confined to a 1950's mental hospital. |
Star
Trek: The New Voyages 2
(short stories)
Bantam, 1978
Surprise!
Snake Pit!
In the Maze
Marginal Existence
The Procustean Petard
The Sleeping God |
The crew organizes a surprise birthday party for Kirk.
Chapel must prevent Kirk from becoming a ritual sacrifice.
Kirk, Spock and McCoy are trapped in an experimenter's maze.
The crew finds a city whose inhabitants are held in suspension.
The crew is subjected to an alien machine which alters their chromosomes,
changing male to female and vice versa.
A genius held in suspended animation is the galaxy's only hope of surviving
an invasion by a machine civilization. |
| The Starship
Trap
Gilden, Mel
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#64 |
A political observer causes difficulties as
Kirk investigates mysterious attacks on Federation, Klingon and Romulan
ships. |
| The Starless
World
Eklund, Gordon
Bantam, 1978 |
Uhura encounters her long missing father on
a hollow planet drifting helplessly toward a black hole. |
| The
Tears of the Singers
Snodgrass, Melinda
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#19 |
Enterprise must protect aliens who are
being slaughtered for the crystal tears they cry. |
| The
Three-Minute Universe
Paul, Barbara
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#41 |
Kirk, Chekov, Uhura and Scotty are captured
by hideous aliens, who are holding the galaxy for ransom with a weapon
capable of destroying the universe. |
| Timetrap
Dvorkin, David
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#40 |
An injured Kirk awakens 100 years in the future
to find himself being cared for by benevolent "New Klingons". |
| Trek to Madworld
Goldin, Stephen
Bantam, 1979 |
A rogue Organian hijacks the Enterprise,
as well as Klingon and Romulan warships, and offers a fabulous prize to
the crew which can solve the problem of why he isn't satisfied with his
life anymore. |
| The
Trellisane Confrontation
Dvorkin, David
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#14 |
Chapel accidentally melds with an alien terrorist
while Kirk, the Klingons and the Romulans vie for position with warring
factions on the planet Trellisane. |
| Trials
& Tribble-ations
Carey, Diane
Pocket, 1996
A "Deep Space Nine"
crossover novel |
Novelization of the DS9 TV episode. Kirk's comic
encounter with the prolific tribbles is viewed through the eyes of Sisko
and the crew of the Defiant when they are thrust back in time and
must prevent Kirk's assassination by a bitter former Klingon spy. A sequel
to the original series TV episode "The Trouble with Tribbles". |
| Triangle
Marshak, Sondra & Myrna Culbreath
Pocket, 1983 TOS
#9 |
Two opposing telepathic cults try to gain control
over Kirk. |
| Twilight's End
Oltion, Jerry
Pocket, 1996 TOS
#77 |
Kirk is kidnapped in an attempt to stop the
project to rotate the planet Rimillia with powerful engines to give it
a normal day and night cycle. |
| Uhura's Song
Kagan, Janet
Pocket, 1985 TOS
#21 |
The Enterprise makes first contact with
a race of sentient cats, hoping to obtain a cure to a fatal galaxy-wide
epidemic |
| Vulcan
Sky, Kathleen
Bantam, 1978 |
The presence of a Vulcan-hating scientist threatens
not only the crew's morale, but an important mission to determine the sentience
of an alien race about to fall under Romulan control. |
| The
Vulcan Academy Murders
Lorrah, Jean
Pocket, 1984 TOS
#20
sequel:
The IDIC Epidemic
Lorrah, Jean
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#38 |
...Murders:
Kirk and McCoy accompany Spock to Vulcan, where a series of inexplicable
murders endangers Amanda, Spock's seriously ill mother.
...Epidemic:
Sarek and Amanda accompany the Enterprise to a science colony where
a plague has broken out. |
| War Dragons see The
Captain's Table |
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| Web of the
Romulans
Murdock, M. S.
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#10 |
The Enterprise is disabled by a lovesick
computer just as the Romulans invade the Federation. Sequel to the TV episode
"Tomorrow is Yesterday". |
| Windows
on a Lost World
Mitchell, V.E.
Pocket, 1993 TOS
#65 |
An alien transporter turns Kirk and several
others into vicious beings who ruled the galaxy millenia ago. |
| World Without
End
Haldeman, Joe
Bantam, 1979 |
When the Enterprise is trapped in the
gravity-well of an immense planet, its distress signal is unfortunately
picked up by the Klingons instead of by the Federation. |
| The Wounded
Sky
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1983
TOS #13
sequel:
Spock's World
Duane, Diane
Pocket, 1988. |
...Sky:
The installation of an experimental new warp drive causes unexpected
reactions in the Enterprise crew and imperils the galaxy.
...World:
Kirk, Spock and McCoy become key players in an attempt to stop Vulcan
from seceding from the Federation.
see also: TOS period A |
| Yesterday's
Son
Crispin, A.C.
Pocket, 1983 TOS
#11
sequel:
Time for Yesterday (TOS
period D)
Crispin, A.C.
Pocket, 1988 TOS
#39 |
...Son:
Spock uses the Guardian of Forever to retrieve the son Zarabeth bore
him in the long ago past of the destroyed world Sarpeidon. A sequel to
the TV episodes "All Our Yesterdays" and "City on the Edge of Forever".
Time...:
Kirk, Spock and McCoy return to Sarpeidon's past to enlist the help
of Spock's son, Zar, who may be the only hope of saving the galaxy from
the out of control Guardian of Forever. |
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