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There have been scores of Star Trek authors, far too many to list in one poll. However, out of the 30 listed here who have been consistent story-tellers of the Star Trek universe, who is your favorite Star Trek novelist?
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Peter David for me, hands down. I especially have enjoyed his 'alternate' trek of The New Frontiers.
He makes me laugh, a lot.
Peter David by leaps and bounds - New Frontier is one of the few Star Trek novels which isn't blatantly derivative of previous works.
Peter David, New Frontier, nuff said.
Shouldn't votes for the Shat just be counted for Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens?
I'm a big fan of Josepha Sherman & Susan Schwartz's Vulcan novels. But, I kind of like everyone on this list.
No Barbara Hambly?
Diane Duane is a close second though.
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