Literary Treks podcast hosts Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson are joined by author David R. George III to talk about his latest Deep Space Nine novel, Original Sin. They discuss two stories told in tandem, the character of Jasmine Tey, crime drama as Star Trek story, the nature of Rebecca Sisko, a completely alien encounter, and the possibility of an ongoing Gamma series.
Podcast: Morn’s Little French Beret
Last Wednesday, Dan Gunther and Bruce Gibson hosted me on their Literary Treks podcast over at Trek FM. Today, they’ve posted the interview, which largely focuses on my latest Star Trek novel, The Long Mirage. Head on over and give it a listen.
Interview
Paul Semel sat down with me last week to talk about my most recently published novel, a Star Trek: Deep Space Nine entry called The Long Mirage. You can find the interview on Mr. Semel’s eponymous website. In answering his questions, I talk about the plot of the new book and where it fits into the series’ chronology. I also discuss the genesis of the story—or stories—within the novel. Additionally, I address the ways in which I do and don’t attempt to emulate the television show, what it means to effectively have an unlimited visual-effects budget, and how writing a Deep Space Nine tale differs from writing within other incarnations of Trek. Finally, I reveal what it is about Star Trek that inspires me. Head on over and give it a read.
Is That a Mirage? Or Do I See a New Book? Or Both?
The Long Mirage
Star Trek: Deep Space Nine
Pocket Books • March 2017 • 390 Pages
My latest Star Trek: Deep Space Nine novel, The Long Mirage, will hit bookstores on 28 February 2017. The story picks up where my previous DSN book, Ascendance, left off.