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>book 1 of 111 (one hundred and eleven)

Bruh

>> No.21590150 [DELETED] 

sometimes one might ask why does anyone be a nerd as a teenager since it seems like such a bad idea, but just imagine the comfiness of reading 111 of those at like idk 14 or something in a suburb somewhere.

>> No.21590156
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>>21590118

>> No.21590166

>>21590118
I think those are Roman numerals
And that you're an idiot

>> No.21590178

>>21590166
lmao damn op got me good but maybe the cover designer could have considered his typeface choice better

>> No.21590182

Deep Space Nine is a really good show. Don't let /lit/ make you feel lame.
Plenty of ST books ate quite kino.

>> No.21590187

>>21590118
The first 20 or so are good, but the series falls off fast.

>> No.21590188

>>21590166
>>21590178
that said they did publish a ton of Star Trek paperbacks for the various series, as well as spin offs, from the 1980s-2000s

>> No.21590254

>>21590118
Can you imagine how good it must feel to finish a book you really enjoy and see that there is still 110 left to go?

>> No.21590319

>>21590182
Agreed.
The Garak prologue/epilogue, 'A Stitch In Time', written by Andrew Robinson himself is amazing.

>> No.21590376

>>21590118
Actually a good series.

>> No.21590515

>>21590319
I'm holding out for the audio book, myself . Robinson claims he's narrating it.

>> No.21590680

>>21590166
To be fair 111 is probably low-balling the number of Star Trek books there are

>> No.21591200

>>21590118
Good luck on reading them, OP.

>> No.21591262

>>21590680
If I'm not mistaken, there are more than 700 books out there and none of them are canon. Until no long ago, it was really easy to get licenses to write Trek books, to the point that writing a fanfic wouldn't make a sense since you could basically get the license to make a commercial book out of it.

>> No.21591912

>>21590182
Really strange that people still cream themselves over TNG when DS9 was the better show on every conceivable level.
Enterprise is also better than TNG, for the record.