Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Author of Federation
About the Author
Along with his wife Judith, Garfield Reeves-Stevens writes science fiction and screenplays. They have written Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, a behind-the-scenes look at the popular show, Star Trek: The Next Generation, a tribute to the TV series, and the thriller, Icefire. (Bowker Author Biography) show more Garfield is the author of William Shatner's bestselling Star Trek novels and are well-loved Star Trek authors in their own right--their hardcover Star Trek books include "Star Trek: Prime Directive", "Star Trek: Federation", and "The Art of Star Trek". (Bowker Author Biography) show less
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Garfield also writes collaboratively with his wife Judith under both their names.
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Works by Garfield Reeves-Stevens
Star Trek: The Next Generation: The Continuing Mission: A Tenth Anniversary Tribute (1997) — Author — 267 copies, 1 review
Going to Mars: The Stories of the People Behind NASA's Mars Missions Past, Present, and Future (1999) 18 copies
One Last Night in the Mos Eisley Cantina: The Tale of the Wolfman and the Lamproid [short story] (1995) 3 copies
Masks 2 copies
Outport [short story] — Author — 1 copy
The White Island 1 copy
What do they need in space? — Author — 1 copy
Associated Works
SHIVERS: House Party at Smoky Island; August; Coffins for Two; The Money Box; The Charlottetown Banquet; The… (1989) — Contributor — 9 copies
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- Canonical name
- Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
- Legal name
- Reeves-Stevens, Garfield
- Other names
- Reeves-Stevens, Gar
- Birthdate
- 1953
- Gender
- male
- Nationality
- Canada
- Places of residence
- Victoria, British Columbia, Canada
Los Angeles, California, USA - Occupations
- screenwriter
- Relationships
- Reeves-Stevens, Judith (Wife)
- Disambiguation notice
- Garfield also writes collaboratively with his wife Judith under both their names.
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The Return (Star Trek) by William Shatner
Decided not to read after I realized how dusty it was getting....
I didn't enjoy this quite as much as the other two in the trilogy, but it's very much of a piece with them. Kirk surprisingly defeats death again. Every (much-younger) lady swoons for him. There are mind-melds. Kirk, Spock and McCoy are reunited. They work in concert (though sometimes suspiciously) with the crew from TNG. I can't say I didn't like it, because the Reeves-Stevenses are lots of fun. Of course, it's all vastly in its own little canonical universe, not really connected even to any of the other books in the Star Trek canon - just its own little Shatnerverse.… (more)
The Reeves-Stevenses have done it again—an entertaining romp in which the TOS and TNG crews (with some assists from Julian Bashir) reunite to destroy the Borg. Obviously super non-canonical, but who cares? Kirk is resurrected by Borg + Romulan technology and brainwashed into thinking that Picard killed his family, kicking off a revenge quest. Picard goes on a mission to Borg space where he has to pretend to be Locutus. And Spock discovers that V'ger was indeed an early Borg contact, which has left Borg tendrils in his mind. The whole thing winds up with a three-way mind-meld that made me giggle with delight.… (more)
I enjoyed the humor and the "back story" proposed by this novel. I really laughed over the final few chapters. There's a moral .. but it would ruin the tale to tell it. Also I do suspect we have some Section 31 in this book as well, even if it is not named as such.
Original reading: Read from December 12 to 13, 2010
Original reading: Read from December 12 to 13, 2010
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