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* [[Bajoran faith|Religious work]] focusing on age and dying (DS9 Novel: ''Avatar, Book One'') | * [[Bajoran faith|Religious work]] focusing on age and dying (DS9 Novel: ''Avatar, Book One'') | ||
==Human== | |||
===A Beaming Parent: How My Father's Invention Changed Space Travel=== | |||
* Author: [[Danica Erickson]] | |||
* Written 2170 (''Federation: The First 150 Years'') | |||
===The Forgotten Enterprise=== | |||
* Author: [[Samuel Kirk]] | |||
* Written 2190 (ENT Novel: ''Live by the Code'') | |||
* History of the [[Enterprise NX-01]] and its crew (ENT Novel: ''Live by the Code'') | |||
===The Founding: First Days of Federation=== | |||
* Author: [[Thomas Vanderbilt]] | |||
* Written 2197 (''Federation: The First 150 Years'') | |||
* History of the early period of the [[Federation]] (''Federation: The First 150 Years'') | |||
==Romulan== | ==Romulan== | ||
Revision as of 21:39, 9 October 2018
Bajoran
Songs of Dusk
- Religious work focusing on age and dying (DS9 Novel: Avatar, Book One)
Human
A Beaming Parent: How My Father's Invention Changed Space Travel
- Author: Danica Erickson
- Written 2170 (Federation: The First 150 Years)
The Forgotten Enterprise
- Author: Samuel Kirk
- Written 2190 (ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
- History of the Enterprise NX-01 and its crew (ENT Novel: Live by the Code)
The Founding: First Days of Federation
- Author: Thomas Vanderbilt
- Written 2197 (Federation: The First 150 Years)
- History of the early period of the Federation (Federation: The First 150 Years)
Romulan
Axioms
- Author: Amarcan
- Historical work (ENT Novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing, To Brave the Storm)
- Significant work in Romulan military culture for tactics and behavior in war, similar to "The Art of War" (ENT Novel: Beneath the Raptor's Wing, To Brave the Storm)
- Concepts include an equivalent of "keep your friends close and your enemies closer" (ENT Novel: To Brave the Storm)