David Alan Mack

the hirogen are in it captain picard and war for fighting on the enterprise z with the hirogen which i think is actually the best part of the book but then it breaks all story logic when they return the fleet is smashed to pieces and the only ship that survived is the uss voyager and it's like what come on like thousands of ships we're talking klingons romulans ferengi probably the breen all of it and the federation ships of course they're all wiped out except for voyager which is drifting with a broken nacelle and it's like come on i can't deal with this i wish i knew the writer of it maybe i'll put it in the show notes let me check i That's it.

It's the Star Trek Destiny series by David Mack.

It's a three book series.

Oh, and you've got the USS Titan as well.

And when you're doing such large scale events, you're going to lose the cohesiveness of of well in world logic and then make it worthwhile for all the characters because Tuvok is on the Titan with Captain Riker and Deanna Troi Esri Dax has her starship so she's not with Julian Bashir I don't know what the DS9 crew are doing they don't really do much in the story Garak and Seven are on Earth Garak is doing his thing with the President Seven is warning President as well and then mostly it's Picard and his crew in the Delta Quadrant fighting Hirogen and then coming back and then They saved the day.

I don't even remember how they saved the day.

But anyway, David Mack, Destiny series.

Why am I talking about it? Oh, yeah.

I picked up, if you haven't watched last week, which you should have, I picked up a new comic, mainly because I'm going to go see both writers.

David Mack and Bendis are going to be at Rose City Comic Con in Portland in two weeks.

And I didn't want to go without having actually read something of his work, because that's weird.

You know, I'm going to take your class.

So, again, forgive me for my Americanese.

But...

Then they brought back David Mack and Sienkiewicz, who did covers, and then I forgot the other person.

He's like a legend.

I still do that online now.

If I read a book by Dayton or Una or Derek, Tyler Attico or David Mack, and I love it, I'm going to get out there and I'm going to promote it.

I'm going to talk about how awesome it is.

And I love it when someone, whether it's a friend or a stranger, texts me or DMs me and says, by the way, I picked up David Mack's book because you said it.

And boy, you were right.

It was good.