Feb 16, 2026
Scott Pearson.
It takes more than just an author to produce a book. In fact,
there's a whole team of people that bring any given book to
fruition. It's no different in tie-in fiction like Star Trek. We
don't often branch out to talk to anyone but the authors of the new
books, and that's an oversight we intend to...
Dec 21, 2025
Greg Cox: Identity Theft.
Pavel Chekov is a reminder that some Star Trek characters do their
most interesting growing just outside the spotlight. Known for his
youthful enthusiasm, sharp wit, and loyalty to the Enterprise, much
of Chekov’s development is implied rather than shown on screen.
That makes tie-in...
Nov 17, 2025
David Mack: Ring of Fire.
With fewer Star Trek series currently on TV, it’s the novels that
keep us boldly going. These stories bridge the gaps between
episodes and explore what happens when the cameras aren’t rolling —
deepening our connection to the characters and giving us new
adventures to imagine. It’s...
Oct 30, 2025
Gateways: What Lay Beyond.
Back in late 2001, Pocket Books published the most epic crossover
event to date: Gateways. With six novels spanning the eras from The
Original Series to Voyager, the series brought together multiple
authors to tell stories utilizing the gateways created by the
mysterious Iconians. And the...
Oct 1, 2025
Interview with Star Trek: Khan writers Kirsten Beyer and David
Mack.
Legacy isn't reserved for heroes. Some characters leave a mark not
through their nobility, but through the incredible shadow they
cast. Few exemplify this better than Khan Noonien Singh. Decades
after his first appearance, Khan continues to shape...