Star Trek
gene roddenberry
['laozi', 'ephraim kishon', 'evangeline walton', 'charles stross', 'robert burns', 'stallman', 'douglas preston', 'joseph stein', 'booth tarkington', 'marinetti', 'william dean howells', 'kiyohiko azuma', 'michael frayn', 'francis meres', 'andreas vesalius', 'henry watson fowler', 'arnold bennett', 'sir francis bacon', 'reinaldo arenas', 'jonathan harr', 'alberto moravia', 'giulio caccini', 'tooru fujisawa', 'jonathan clements', 'joseph boyden', 'leon uris', 'kenneth oppel', 'david wiesner', 'jan guillou', 'darick robertson', 'jake rodkin', 'khaled hosseini', 'jean cocteau', 'jude watson', 'charlaine harris', 'masashi kishimoto', 'ernest hemingway', 'kelly link', 'chris claremont', 'louis pauwels', 'william wordsworth', 'plutarch', 'holly black', 'pierre choderlos de laclos', 'gustave flaubert', 'chen shou', 'rumiko takahashi', 'kesavadev', 'clint wilder', 'tim powers', 'jasper fforde', 'hanns heinz ewers', 'ricky gervais', 'sir walter scott', 'candace bushnell', 'helen hunt jackson', 'martin caidin', 'rainer maria rilke', 'mark zuckerberg', 'michel de montaigne', 'helen bannerman', 'boiardo', 'sandy wilson', 'gorky', 'giambattista basile', 'colin wilson', 'john polidori', 'jacobus de voragine', 'tim lahaye', 'thomas browne', 'michael moorcock', 'geoffrey chaucer', 'alfred bester', 'ann leckie', 'grimms', 'jim butcher', 'bush administration', 'paolo bacigalupi', 'lucan', 'mussolini', 'max ehrmann', 'megumi tachikawa', 'fujiko fujio', 'tove jansson', 'hans karl breslauer', 'laurence sterne', 'joseph caro', 'hideyuki kikuchi', 'peter morgan', 'timothy zahn', 'adam mickiewicz', 'adorno', 'bruce sterling', 'apuleius', 'dalton trumbo', 'hippocrates', 'roch carrier', 'nathanael west', 'robert merle']
Star Trek: Challenger
Star Trek: Challenger is a spin-off series of Star Trek novels published by Pocket Books in the United States as part of Pocket’s line. Based on the titular TV series created by Gene Roddenberry, the series was created by Pocket editor John J. Ordover and writer Diane Carey, and was a continuation of the six-book storyline, Star Trek: New Earth. The sixth and final New Earth book was subtitled Challenger, and served as a springboard for Star Trek: Challenger. It was published on August 1, 2000.