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I used to adore Trek novels when I was, like, 14... and as I grew older and older I began to realize that most of them truly sucked, compared to the Hugo and Nebula prizewinners I was reading along with them. It has come to the point that I'm contemplating selling or at worst getting rid of large parts of my Trek novel collection to make space for the Balkan-interest books on my woefully cramped bookshelf. Shocking, I know.
On the other hand, Peter David is, by far, the best amongst the Trek novelists, and I enjoy both his Trek and non-Trek novels alike. Next to Terry Pratchett, he's about the only author who makes me unable to stop myself from laughing out loud on public transport. Never read the New Frontier series though: I'm far too lazy to follow serialized novels. Aside from Harry Potter, that is
Edit: Errr... I was supposed to continue with the Top 10 list, wasn't I?
Chakotay's face is
Permanently set into
A woodblock's grimace.[/color
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