Matt reviews the Star Trek Deep Space Nine novel “A Stitch in Time,” written by Andrew J. Robinson. He talks about how he came into possession of the novel, the history between Garak and Dukat, thoughts on post-war Cardassia and more!
We discuss the Trek articles that are found in these issues from 1976: Star Trek episode guide, Isaac Asimov, News about the Star Trek movie, etc. https://archive.org/details/starlogmagazine
We discuss the material found in these issues from 1976- Space 1999, The Bionic Woman, King Kong, Comics, etc. https://archive.org/details/starlogmagazine
This week on RANDOM TREK BOOK REVIEW, Andrew reviews the fourth book in the Star Trek: Discovery book series. “The Way to the Stars” looks at a young Silvia Tilly and her struggles to find her place in a private school and, eventually, the gal…
Fall is a great time of the year to curl up with a good book, so this week Andrew gives us an in-depth review of this Saru-centric Star Trek: Discovery book, Fear Itself, and determines if it is worth reading or not…
Will Drastic Measures scratch that Star Trek: Discovery itch during the summer hiatus? Come listen to Andrew’s in-depth review of the second book in the Star Trek: Discovery book series, to find out!
On the inaugural book edition of Random Trek Review, Andrew takes a look at the first Star Trek: Discovery novel, Desperate Hours! Does this outing give some deep backstory to the characters we all know and love from the TV show?
Andrew and Matt break down the Voyager episode “Demon.” The discussion includes the comfort level of sickbay beds, Paris channelling his inner Roger Moore, Taurik vs. Vorik, and many other great topics!
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