June 25, 2026 at 4:19 PM
Today in news I didn't know I needed to hear... 😲😲😲
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May 5, 2026 at 6:03 PM
Today in news I didn't know I needed to hear... 😲😲😲
LITVERSE ACKNOWLEDGED
(Star Trek Adventures 24th Century Campaign Guide)
(Star Trek Adventures 24th Century Campaign Guide)
September 11, 2026 at 12:46 AM
LITVERSE ACKNOWLEDGED
(Star Trek Adventures 24th Century Campaign Guide)
(Star Trek Adventures 24th Century Campaign Guide)
What’s your unpopular Star Trek opinion?
1) The franchise is starting to rely far too much on fanservice
2) The litverse ending was good
3) Discovery is far better than some people credit it with being.
1) The franchise is starting to rely far too much on fanservice
2) The litverse ending was good
3) Discovery is far better than some people credit it with being.
What’s your unpopular Star Trek opinion?
1) Picard S1 was messy but far more interesting than the following seasons.
2) The obsession with TNG style Star Trek is holding the franchise back and it has been since DS9.
3) Discovery is far better than people give it credit for.
1) Picard S1 was messy but far more interesting than the following seasons.
2) The obsession with TNG style Star Trek is holding the franchise back and it has been since DS9.
3) Discovery is far better than people give it credit for.
What’s your unpopular Star Trek opinion?
1) after 20 years, the post-finale continuity in the novels was due for a reset.
2) I liked the novelverse conclusion in CODA.
3) The main characters on LOWER DECKS ending up crucial to many Cerritos missions kinda undermines the hook of the show
1) after 20 years, the post-finale continuity in the novels was due for a reset.
2) I liked the novelverse conclusion in CODA.
3) The main characters on LOWER DECKS ending up crucial to many Cerritos missions kinda undermines the hook of the show
April 20, 2025 at 5:47 PM
What’s your unpopular Star Trek opinion?
1) The franchise is starting to rely far too much on fanservice
2) The litverse ending was good
3) Discovery is far better than some people credit it with being.
1) The franchise is starting to rely far too much on fanservice
2) The litverse ending was good
3) Discovery is far better than some people credit it with being.
Yep. I love the Relaunch/Litverse.
June 21, 2026 at 12:19 AM
Yep. I love the Relaunch/Litverse.
Well, this slow-reading fan has finally finished this grand journey in the Star Trek Litverse! Some compelling moves by team Pocket Books, and good character/world building by David R. George III, @unamccormack.bsky.social @davidmack.bsky.social @jmswallow.bsky.social and @daytonward.bsky.social.
March 17, 2025 at 12:51 AM
Well, this slow-reading fan has finally finished this grand journey in the Star Trek Litverse! Some compelling moves by team Pocket Books, and good character/world building by David R. George III, @unamccormack.bsky.social @davidmack.bsky.social @jmswallow.bsky.social and @daytonward.bsky.social.
NEW THE BIG SCI-FI PODCAST! Set your phasers to 'enlightened' as we navigate the vast @StarTrek Litverse with 2 of Trek’s contemporary novelists: @DaytonWard.bsky.social & Keith DeCandido!
Dayton Ward and Keith R.A. DeCandido
Listen to this episode from The BIG Sci-Fi Podcast on Spotify. Contemporary Trek Novelists Set your phasers to 'enlightened' as we navigate the vast Star Trek Litverse with two of Trek’s contemporar...
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October 13, 2023 at 7:08 PM
NEW THE BIG SCI-FI PODCAST! Set your phasers to 'enlightened' as we navigate the vast @StarTrek Litverse with 2 of Trek’s contemporary novelists: @DaytonWard.bsky.social & Keith DeCandido!
The @literotica.com Convention cums to Paris:
www.literotica.com/s/virtual-li...
The brainchild of the lovely @freyagersemi.bsky.social
www.literotica.com/s/virtual-li...
The brainchild of the lovely @freyagersemi.bsky.social
Virtual Literotica Convention 2026 - Coming Soon - Erotic Couplings - Literotica.com
Write your way around the Litverse this fun challenge!
www.literotica.com
May 15, 2026 at 1:46 PM
The @literotica.com Convention cums to Paris:
www.literotica.com/s/virtual-li...
The brainchild of the lovely @freyagersemi.bsky.social
www.literotica.com/s/virtual-li...
The brainchild of the lovely @freyagersemi.bsky.social
I’ll never forgive Star Trek for murdering the litverse to prop up the rotting corpse that is all of Nu Trek but damn if the litverse murder covers don’t go hard
October 31, 2025 at 1:35 AM
I’ll never forgive Star Trek for murdering the litverse to prop up the rotting corpse that is all of Nu Trek but damn if the litverse murder covers don’t go hard
Star Trek, litverse, First Splinter variant.
February 12, 2025 at 3:14 PM
Star Trek, litverse, First Splinter variant.
Been re-reading old #StarTrek "litverse" novels. And as good as so many books are, I'm frustrated by the knowledge basically none of the original characters really become anything or go anywhere. And those that do often got disappointing endings. Despite being marvelous characters in great books. 😞
January 3, 2026 at 1:28 AM
Been re-reading old #StarTrek "litverse" novels. And as good as so many books are, I'm frustrated by the knowledge basically none of the original characters really become anything or go anywhere. And those that do often got disappointing endings. Despite being marvelous characters in great books. 😞
PS: Thanks to litverse to correct that grave error.
November 4, 2025 at 1:05 AM
PS: Thanks to litverse to correct that grave error.
Bummed to hear the news about Star Trek, author Peter David. He brought particular style of weird and fun to the Trek litverse. His New Frontier series was such a cool expansion of the franchise.
RIP Peter David.
RIP Peter David.
May 26, 2025 at 2:41 PM
Bummed to hear the news about Star Trek, author Peter David. He brought particular style of weird and fun to the Trek litverse. His New Frontier series was such a cool expansion of the franchise.
RIP Peter David.
RIP Peter David.
In both Picard and in the litverse. ☹️
April 21, 2026 at 6:05 PM
In both Picard and in the litverse. ☹️
December 12, 2024 at 4:23 PM
The other day I mentioned I wrote my first horror poem in almost a year. Well, I've written 3 in the past couple days. And today, I submitted them! So they are out there somewhere in the Litverse, waiting to be discovered. Hopefully soon! #poetry #poems #horror #amwriting #gettingbacktoit
November 28, 2024 at 7:20 PM
The other day I mentioned I wrote my first horror poem in almost a year. Well, I've written 3 in the past couple days. And today, I submitted them! So they are out there somewhere in the Litverse, waiting to be discovered. Hopefully soon! #poetry #poems #horror #amwriting #gettingbacktoit
Harriman got some justice in the litverse, but man… it was hard imagining that guy in the Enterprise’s center seat.
Love the actor though. Would’ve loved to see him in action more on the bridge of a starship.
Love the actor though. Would’ve loved to see him in action more on the bridge of a starship.
January 7, 2026 at 1:52 AM
Harriman got some justice in the litverse, but man… it was hard imagining that guy in the Enterprise’s center seat.
Love the actor though. Would’ve loved to see him in action more on the bridge of a starship.
Love the actor though. Would’ve loved to see him in action more on the bridge of a starship.
She makes several appearances in the DS9 "relaunch" novels in the Trek litverse!
December 22, 2024 at 3:51 PM
She makes several appearances in the DS9 "relaunch" novels in the Trek litverse!
And my less impressive, double-stacked Star Trek shelves. Really hard to find a lot of these, but I've definitely been enjoying my journey through the boldly-going litverse!
Anyone ever pick one of these up, from any era? Have a favorite? Your own, more impressive collection?
Anyone ever pick one of these up, from any era? Have a favorite? Your own, more impressive collection?
December 23, 2023 at 9:34 PM
And my less impressive, double-stacked Star Trek shelves. Really hard to find a lot of these, but I've definitely been enjoying my journey through the boldly-going litverse!
Anyone ever pick one of these up, from any era? Have a favorite? Your own, more impressive collection?
Anyone ever pick one of these up, from any era? Have a favorite? Your own, more impressive collection?
Agreed! I'm so glad to see some post-Picard adventures with Captain Seven at the helm. IDW's picking up the ball Paramount apparently dropped. I wonder if the litverse is allowed to move things forward? I'd love to see a @davidmack.pro book fleshing things out even further.
July 22, 2026 at 2:37 PM
Agreed! I'm so glad to see some post-Picard adventures with Captain Seven at the helm. IDW's picking up the ball Paramount apparently dropped. I wonder if the litverse is allowed to move things forward? I'd love to see a @davidmack.pro book fleshing things out even further.
In the Litverse with the novel "Homecoming", the almost first thing we can read is 7 dumping Chakotay... 😊
May 31, 2025 at 8:36 PM
In the Litverse with the novel "Homecoming", the almost first thing we can read is 7 dumping Chakotay... 😊
I always wonder what happened to her… I’m pretty sure the litverse (kinda like the Star Trek equivalent to Star Wars Legends) followed up on her at some point but I haven’t read any of it
November 20, 2024 at 11:53 PM
I always wonder what happened to her… I’m pretty sure the litverse (kinda like the Star Trek equivalent to Star Wars Legends) followed up on her at some point but I haven’t read any of it
Finished rereading Margaret Wander Bonanno‘s Star Trek „Strangers from the Sky“ for the first time in 30 years. Though it contradicts canon, it holds up well. It’s recounts through an in-universe book the real first contact between humans and Vulcans. In the Trek litverse before First Contact,
September 27, 2026 at 4:42 AM
Finished rereading Margaret Wander Bonanno‘s Star Trek „Strangers from the Sky“ for the first time in 30 years. Though it contradicts canon, it holds up well. It’s recounts through an in-universe book the real first contact between humans and Vulcans. In the Trek litverse before First Contact,