Here are the Bjo Trimble call letters for the original series episodes and animated series episodes, in alphabetical order for ease of reference: AE "Assignment:Earth" by Art Wallace AF "The Alternative Factor" by Don Ingalls Al/a "Albatross" by Dario Finelli Am/a "The Ambergris Element" by Margaret Armen AON "By Any Other Name" by D.C. Fontana and Jerome Bixby Ap "The Apple" by Max Ehrlich and Gene L. Coon Ar "Arena" by Gene L. Coon AT "Amok Time" by Theodore Sturgeon AY "All Our Yesterdays" by Jean Lissette Aroeste BC "Bread And Circuses" by Gene L. Coon and Gene Roddenberry Be/a "Bem" by David Gerrold BFS/a "Beyond The Farthest Star" by Samuel A. Peeples BT "Balance Of Terror" by Paul Schneider CC/a "The Counter-Clock Incident" by John Culver CEF "The City On The Edge Of Forever" by Harlan Ellison Cg "The Changeling" by John Meredyth Lucas CK "The Conscience Of The King" by Barry Trivers CL "And The Children Shall Lead" by Edward J. Lakso Cml "Court Martial" by Don M. Mankiewicz and Steven W. Carabatsos CMn "The Corbomite Maneuver" by Jerry Sohl Cms "The Cloud-Minders" by Margaret Armen Cp "Catspaw" by Robert Bloch CX "Charlie X" by D.C. Fontana DD "Devil In The Dark" by Gene L. Coon DMa "The Doomsday Machine" by Norman Spinrad DMd "Dagger Of The Mind" by Shimon Wincelberg (S. Bar-David) Dv "Day Of The Dove" by Jerome Bixby DY "The Deadly Years" by David P. Harmon EB/a "The Eye Of The Beholder" by David P. Harmon EI "The Enterprise Incident" by D.C. Fontana EM "Errand of Mercy" by Gene L. Coon Em "The Empath" by Joyce Muskat ET "Elaan Of Troyius" by John Meredyth Lucas EW "The Enemy Within" by Richard Matheson FC "Friday's Child" by D.C. Fontana FW "For The World Is Hollow And I Have Touched The Sky" by Vollaerts GS "The Galileo Seven" by Oliver Crawford and S. Bar-David GT "The Gamesters Of Triskelion" by Margaret Armen HS/a "How Sharper Than A Serpent's Tooth" by Russell Bates and D. Wise IM "I, Mudd" by Stephen Kandel and David Gerrold IS "The Immunity Syndrome" by Robert Sabaroff IV/a "The Infinite Vulcan" by Walter Koenig JB "Journey To Babel" by D.C. Fontana Ji/a "The Jihad" by Stephen Kandel LB "Let That Be Your Last Battlefield" by Oliver Crawford LG "What Are Little Girls Made Of?" by Robert Bloch LS/a "The Lorelei Signal" by Margaret Armen LZ "The Lights Of Zetar" by Jeremy Tarcher and Shari Lewis Me "The Menagerie" (Parts I & II) by Gene Roddenberry MG "The Mark Of Gideon" by George F. Slavin and Stanley Adams Mi "Miri" by Adrian Spies MM "Mirror, Mirror" by Jerome Bixby MP/a "Mudd's Passion" by Stephen Kandel MT "The Man Trap" by George Clayton Johnson Mt "Metamorphosis" by Gene L. Coon MTT/a "More Tribbles, More Troubles" by David Gerrold Mtu/a "The Magicks Of Megas-tu" by Larry Brody MW "Mudd's Women" by Stephen Kandel NT "The Naked Time" by John F. Black OA "Operation--Annihilate!" by Stephen W. Carabatsos Ob "Obsession" by Art Wallace OG "The Omega Glory" by Gene Roddenberry OPM/a "One Of Our Planets Is Missing" by Marc Daniels OUP/a "Once Upon A Planet" by Len Jenson and Chuck Menville PA "A Piece Of The Action" by David P. Harmon and Gene L. Coon PF "Patterns Of Force" by John Meredyth Lucas PJ/a "The Practical Joker" by Chuck Menville PLW "A Private Little War" by Gene Roddenberry PO/a "The Pirates Of Orion" by Howard Weinstein PSt "Plato's Stepchildren" by Meyer Dolinsky PSy "The Paradise Syndrome" by Margaret Armen RA "The Return Of The Archons" by Boris Sobelman RM "Requiem For Methuselah" by Jerome Bixby RT "Return To Tomorrow" by Gene Roddenberry SB "Spock's Brain" by Lee Cronin SC "The Savage Curtain" by Gene Roddenberry and Arthur Heinemann SG "The Squire Of Gothos" by Paul Schneider SGn "Spectre Of The Gun" by Lee Cronin SL "Shore Leave" by Theodore Sturgeon SS "Space Seed" by Gene L. Coon and Carey Wilbur Su/a "The Survivor" by James Schmerer SW/a "The Slaver Weapon" by Larry Niven TA "A Taste of Armageddon" by Robert Hamner and Gene L. Coon TB "Is There In Truth No Beauty?" by Jean Lissette Aroeste Te/a "The Terratin Incident" by Paul Schneider TI "Turnabout Intruder" by Arthur H. Singer Tr/a "The Time Trap" by Joyce Perry TSP "This Side Of Paradise" by D.C. Fontana TT "The Trouble With Tribbles" by David Gerrold TW "The Tholian Web" by Judy Burns and Chet Richards TWS "That Which Survives" by John Meredyth Lucas TY "Tomorrow Is Yesterday" by D.C. Fontana UC "The Ultimate Computer" by D.C. Fontana WE "Wink Of An Eye" by Arthur Heinemann WEd "The Way To Eden" by Arthur Heinemann WF "Wolf In The Fold" by Robert Bloch WGD "Whom Gods Destroy" by Lee Erwin WM "Who Mourns For Adonais?" by Gilbert Ralston and Gene L. Coon WNM "Where No Man Has Gone Before" by Samuel A. Peeples Yy/a "Yesteryear" by D.C. Fontana The Pocket Books novels conveniently use numbers to identify them. Thus: TOS #54 is the Star Trek novel "A Flag Full of Stars" from The Original Series, and TNG #16 is The Next Generation novel "Contamination." David Gerrold's novelization of "Encounter at Farpoint" is designated TNG #0. The # sign is used to differentiate between TNG novels and live- action episodes. Also, TNG episodes are 3 digits long and TNG novels are 1 or two digits. Assuming the Eugenics Wars don't disrupt Pocket Books' publishing schedule, TNG novels won't reach the 3-digit mark until around 2007 A.D. With Star Trek: Deep Space Nine's coming are novels. DSN #1 represents the novelization of the DSN pilot episode and V #1 represents the novelization of the Voyager pilot episode. The so-called "giant novels" created a problem. I simply listed them in publication order and numbered them: GN 1: "Enterprise: The First Adventure" by Vonda N. McIntyre GN 2: "Strangers From The Sky" by Margaret Wander Bonanno GN 3: "Final Frontier" by Diane Carey GN 4: "Spock's World" by Diane Duane (First TOS hardcover novel) GN 5: "The Lost Years" by J.M. Dillard GN 6: "Metamorphosis" by Jean Lorrah (First TNG "giant novel") GN 7: "Prime Directive" by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens GN 8: "Vendetta" by Peter David GN 9: "Reunion" by Michael Jan Friedman GN 10: "Probe" by Margaret Wander Bonano GN 11: "Imzadi" by Peter David GN 12: "Best Destiny" by Diane Carey GN 13: "The Devil's Heart" by Carmen Carter GN 14: "Shadows On The Sun" by Michael Jan Friedman GN 15: "Dark Mirror" by Diane Duane GN 16: "Sarek" by A.C. Crispin GN 17: "Q-Squared" by Peter David GN 18: "Federation" by Judith & Garfield Reeves-Stevens GN 19: "Warped" by K.W. Jeter GN 20: "The Ashes Of Eden" by William Shatner and J.G. Reeves-Stevens GN 21: "Crossover" by Michael Jan Friedman GN 22: "The Return" by William Shatner and J.G. Reeves-Stevens GN 23: "Klingon" by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch GN 24: "Kahless" by Michael Jan Friedman Note that all hardcover releases inevitably become "giant novels" when reprinted in paperback. The only exception to this rule is the one non-giant novel in this category: "Klingon," the novelization of a CD ROM game. And as in previous editions of this Chronology, my documenting of the last few hardcover novels tends to lag behind and will be included in the next edition. An even bigger problem were the original novels by Bantam Books. So I did the same, preceding each number by ON (Old Novel): ON 1: "Spock Must Die!" by James Blish ON 2: "Star Trek: The New Voyages" edited by Sondra Marshak & M. Culbreath ON 3: "Spock, Messiah!" by Theodore R. Cogswell & Charles A. Spano, Jr. ON 4: "The Price of the Phoenix" by Sondra Marshak & Myrna Culbreath ON 5: "Planet of Judgement" by Joe Haldeman ON 6: "Star Trek: The New Voyages 2" edited by S. Marshak & M. Culbreath ON 7: "Mudd's Angels" by J.A. Lawrence (and James Blish) ON 8: "Vulcan!" by Kathleen Sky ON 9: "The Starless World" by Gordon Eklund ON 10: "Trek to Madworld" by Stephen Goldin ON 11: "World Without End" by Joe Haldeman ON 12: "The Fate of the Phoenix" by Sondra Marshak & Myrna Culbreath ON 13: "Devil World" by Gordon Eklund ON 14: "Perry's Planet" by Jack C. Haldeman II ON 15: "The Galactic Whirlpool" by David Gerrold ON 16: "Death's Angel" by Kathleen Sky Here is the current list of novels and episodes with writers and pro- duction codes (where applicable). Novels are listed in order of release, episodes are listed in production order. Note that the aired order (and Chronology order) may vary: Star Trek: The Original Series (Pocket Books) Novels TOS #1: "Star Trek: The Motion Picture" by Gene Roddenberry TOS #2: "The Entropy Effect" by Vonda N. McIntyre TOS #3: "The Klingon Gambit" by Robert E. Vardeman TOS #4: "The Covenant of the Crown" by Howard Weinstein TOS #5: "The Prometheus Design" by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath TOS #6: "The Abode of Life" by Lee Correy TOS #7: "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan" by Vonda N. McIntyre TOS #8: "Black Fire" by Sonni Cooper TOS #9: "Triangle" by Sondra Marshak and Myrna Culbreath TOS #10: "Web of the Romulans" by M.S. Murdock TOS #11: "Yesterday's Son" by A.C. Crispin TOS #12: "Mutiny on the Enterprise" by Robert E. Vardeman TOS #13: "The Wounded Sky" by Diane Duane TOS #14: "The Trellisane Confrontation" by David Dvorkin TOS #15: "Corona" by Greg Bear TOS #16: "The Final Reflection" by John M. Ford TOS #17: "Star Trek III: The Search for Spock" by Vonda N. McIntyre TOS #18: "My Enemy, My Ally" by Diane Duane TOS #19: "The Tears of the Singers" by Melinda Snodgrass TOS #20: "The Vulcan Academy Murders" by Jean Lorrah TOS #21: "Uhura's Song" by Janet Kagan TOS #22: "Shadow Lord" by Laurence Yep TOS #23: "Ishmael" by Barbara Hambly TOS #24: "Killing Time" by Della Van Hise TOS #25: "Dwellers in the Crucible" by Margaret Wander Bonanno TOS #26: "Pawns and Symbols" by Majliss Larson TOS #27: "Mindshadow" by J.M. Dillard TOS #28: "Crisis on Centaurus" by Brad Ferguson TOS #29: "Dreadnought!" by Diane Carey TOS #30: "Demons" by J.M. Dillard TOS #31: "Battlestations!" by Diane Carey TOS #32: "Chain of Attack" by Gene DeWeese TOS #33: "Deep Domain" by Howard Weinstein TOS #34: "Dreams of the Raven" by Carmen Carter TOS #35: "The Romulan Way" by Diane Duane and Peter Morwood TOS #36: "How Much for Just the Planet?" by John M. Ford TOS #37: "Bloodthirst" by J.M. Dillard TOS #38: "The IDIC Epidemic" by Jean Lorrah TOS #39: "Time For Yesterday" by A.C. Crispin TOS #40: "Timetrap" by David Dvorkin TOS #41: "The Three-Minute Universe" by Barbara Paul TOS #42: "Memory Prime" by Gar and Judith Reeves-Stevens TOS #43: "The Final Nexus" by Gene DeWeese TOS #44: "Vulcan's Glory" by D.C. Fontana TOS #45: "Double, Double" by Michael Jan Friedman TOS #46: "The Cry of the Onlies" by Judy Klass TOS #47: "The Kobayashi Maru" by Julia Ecklar TOS #48: "Rules of Engagement" by Peter Morwood TOS #49: "The Pandora Principle" by Carolyn Clowes TOS #50: "Doctor's Orders" by Diane Duane TOS #51: "Enemy Unseen" by V.E. Mitchell TOS #52: "Home Is the Hunter" by Dana Kramer-Rolls TOS #53: "Ghost Walker" by Barbara Hambly TOS #54: "A Flag Full of Stars" by Brad Ferguson TOS #55: "Renegade" by Gene DeWeese TOS #56: "Legacy" by Michael Jan Friedman TOS #57: "The Rift" by Peter David TOS #58: "Faces of Fire" by Michael Jan Friedman TOS #59: "The Disinherited" by P. David, M.J. Friedman, & R. Greenberger TOS #60: "Ice Trap" by L.A. Graf TOS #61: "Sanctuary" by John Vornholt TOS #62: "Death Count" by L.A. Graf TOS #63: "Shell Game" by Melissa Crandall TOS #64: "The Starship Trap" by Mel Gilden TOS #65: "Windows on a Lost World" by V.E. Mitchell TOS #66: "From the Depths" by Victor Milan TOS #67: "The Great Starship Race" by Diane Carey TOS #68: "Firestorm" by L.A. Graf TOS #69: "The Patrian Transgression" by Simon Hawke TOS #70: "Traitor Winds" by L.A. Graf TOS #71: "Crossroad" by Barbara Hambly TOS #72: "The Better Man" by Howard Weinstein TOS #73: "Recovery" by J.M. Dillard TOS #74: "The Fearful Summons" by Denny Martin Flinn TOS #75: "First Frontier" by Diane Carey and Dr. James I. Kirkland TOS #76: "The Captain's Daughter" by Peter David TOS #77: "Twilight's End" by Jerry Oltion TOS #78: "The Rings of Tautee" by Dean Smith and Kristine Rusch TOS #79: "Invasion! Book One: First Strike" by Diane Carey Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 1st Season TNG 101: "Encounter At Farpoint" (Part I) by D.C. Fontana and Roddenberry TNG 102: "Encounter At Farpoint" (Part II) by D.C. Fontana and Roddenberry TNG 103: "The Naked Now" by J. Michael Bingham TNG 104: "Code Of Honor" by Katharyn Powers and Michael Baron TNG 105: "Haven" by Tracy Torme TNG 106: "Where No One Has Gone Before" by Diane Duane and Michael Reaves TNG 107: "The Last Outpost" by Herbert Wright TNG 108: "Lonely Among Us" by D.C. Fontana TNG 109: "Justice" by Worley Thorne TNG 110: "The Battle" by Herbert Wright TNG 111: "Hide And Q" by C.J. Holland and Gene Roddenberry TNG 112: "Too Short A Season" by Michael Michaelian and D.C. Fontana TNG 113: "The Big Goodbye" by Tracy Torme TNG 114: "Datalore" by Robert Lewin and Gene Roddenberry TNG 115: "Angel One" by Patrick Berry TNG 116: "11001001" by Maurice Hurley and Robert Lewin TNG 117: "Home Soil" by Robert Sabaroff TNG 118: "When The Bough Breaks" by Hannah Louise Shearer TNG 119: "Coming Of Age" by Sandy Fries TNG 120: "Heart Of Glory" by Maurice Hurley TNG 121: "The Arsenal Of Freedom" by Richard Manning and Hans Beimler TNG 122: "Skin Of Evil" by Joseph Stephano and Hannah Louise Shearer TNG 123: "Symbiosis" by Robert Lewin, Richard Manning, and Hans Beimler TNG 124: "We'll Always Have Paris" by Deborah D. Davis and Hannah Shearer TNG 125: "Conspiracy" by Tracy Torme TNG 126: "The Neutral Zone" by Maurice Hurley Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 2nd Season TNG 127: "The Child" by Jaron Summer, Jon Povil, and Maurice Hurley TNG 128: "Where Silence Has Lease" by Jack B. Sowards TNG 129: "Elementary, Dear Data" by Brian Alan Lane TNG 130: "The Outrageous Okona" by Burton Armus TNG 131: "The Schizoid Man" by Tracy Torme TNG 132: "Loud As A Whisper" by Jacqueline Zambrano TNG 133: "Unnatural Selection" by John Mason and Mike Gray TNG 134: "A Matter Of Honor" by Burton Armus TNG 135: "The Measure Of A Man" by Melinda M. Snodgrass TNG 136: "The Dauphin" by Scott Rubinstein and Leonard Mlodinow TNG 137: "Contagion" by Steve Gerber and Beth Woods TNG 138: "The Royale" by Keith Mills TNG 139: "Time Squared" by Maurice Hurley TNG 140: "The Icarus Factor" by David Assael and Robert L. McCullough TNG 141: "Pen Pals" by Melinda M. Snodgrass TNG 142: "Q Who" by Maurice Hurley TNG 143: "Samaritan Snare" by Robert L. McCullough TNG 144: "Up The Long Ladder" by Melinda M. Snodgrass TNG 145: "Manhunt" by Terry Devereaux TNG 146: "The Emissary" by Richard Manning and Hans Beimler TNG 147: "Peak Performance" by David Kemper TNG 148: "Shades Of Gray" by Maurice Hurley, R. Manning, and H. Beimler TNG 149: "The Ensigns Of Command" by Melinda M. Snodgrass Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 3rd Season TNG 150: "Evolution" by Michael Piller TNG 151: "The Survivors" by Michael Wagner TNG 152: "Who Watches The Watchers" by Richard Manning and Hans Beimler TNG 153: "The Bonding" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 154: "Booby Trap" by Ron Roman, Michael Piller, R. Danus & M. Wagner TNG 155: "The Enemy" by David Kemper and Michael Piller TNG 156: "The Price" by Hannah Louise Shearer TNG 157: "The Vengeance Factor" by Sam Rolfe TNG 158: "The Defector" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 159: "The Hunted" by Robin Bernheim TNG 160: "The High Ground" by Melinda M. Snodgrass TNG 161: "Deja Q" by Richard Danus TNG 162: "A Matter Of Perspective" by Ed Zuckerman TNG 163: "Yesterday's Enterprise" by I.S. Behr, Manning, Beimler & Moore TNG 164: "The Offspring" by Rene Echevarria TNG 165: "Sins Of The Father" by Ronald D. Moore and W. Reed Moran TNG 166: "Allegiance" by Richard Manning and Hans Beimler TNG 167: "Captain's Holiday" by Ira Steven Behr TNG 168: "Tin Man" by Dennis Putman Bailey and David Bischoff TNG 169: "Hollow Pursuits" by Sally Caves TNG 170: "The Most Toys" by Shari Goodhartz TNG 171: "Sarek" by Peter S. Beagle TNG 172: "Menage A Troi" by Fred Bronson and Susan Sackett TNG 173: "Transfigurations" by Rene Echevarria TNG 174: "The Best Of Both Worlds" (Part I) by Michael Piller Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 4th Season TNG 175: "The Best Of Both Worlds-Part II" by Michael Piller TNG 176: "Suddenly Human" by John Whelpley and Jeri Taylor TNG 177: "Brothers" by Rick Berman TNG 178: "Family" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 179: "Remember Me" by Lee Sheldon TNG 180: "Legacy" by Joe Menosky TNG 181: "Reunion" by Thomas and Jo Perry, R.D. Moore, and Brannon Braga TNG 182: "Future Imperfect" by J. Larry Carroll and David Bennett Carren TNG 183: "Final Mission" by Kacey Arnold-Ince and Jeri Taylor TNG 184: "The Loss" by H.J. Bader, A.J. Adler, and Vanessa Greene TNG 185: "Data's Day" by Harold Apter and Ronald D. Moore TNG 186: "The Wounded" by Jeri Taylor TNG 187: "Devil's Due" by Philip Lazebnik TNG 188: "Clues" by Bruce D. Arthurs and Joe Menosky TNG 189: "First Contact" by Bailey, Bischoff, Menosky, Moore, and Piller TNG 190: "Galaxy's Child" by Maurice Hurley TNG 191: "Night Terrors" by Pamela Douglas and Jeri Taylor TNG 192: "Identity Crisis" by Brannon Braga TNG 193: "Qpid" by Ira Steven Behr TNG 194: "The Nth Degree" by Joe Menosky TNG 195: "The Drumhead" by Jeri Taylor TNG 196: "Half A Life" by Peter Allen Fields TNG 197: "The Host" by Michael Horvat TNG 198: "The Minds Eye" by Rene Echevarria TNG 199: "In Theory" by Joe Menosky and Ronald D. Moore TNG 200: "Redemption" (Part I) by Ronald D. Moore Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 5th Season TNG 201: "Redemption II" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 202: "Darmok" by Joe Menosky TNG 203: "Ensign Ro" by Michael Piller TNG 204: "Silicon Avatar" by Jeri Taylor TNG 205: "Disaster" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 206: "The Game" by Brannon Braga TNG 207: "Unification II" by Michael Piller TNG 208: "Unification I" by Jeri Taylor TNG 209: "A Matter Of Time" by Rick Berman TNG 210: "New Ground" by Grant Rosenberg TNG 211: "Hero Worship" by Joe Menosky TNG 212: "Violations" by Pamela Gray and Jeri Taylor TNG 213: "The Masterpiece Society" by Adam Belanoff and Michael Piller TNG 214: "Conundrum" by Barry Schkolnick TNG 215: "Power Play" by R. Balcer, H.J. Wright, and B. Bragga TNG 216: "Ethics" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 217: "The Outcast" by Jeri Taylor TNG 218: "Cause and Effect" by Brannon Braga TNG 219: "The First Duty" by Ronald D. Moore and Naren Shankar TNG 220: "Cost Of Living" by Peter Allen Fields TNG 221: "The Perfect Mate" by Gary Perconte and Michael Piller TNG 222: "Imaginary Friend" by Edithe Swensen and Brannon Braga TNG 223: "I, Borg" by Rene Echevarria TNG 224: "The Next Phase" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 225: "The Inner Light" by Morgan Gendel and Peter Allen Fields TNG 226: "Time's Arrow" by Joe Menosky and Michael Piller Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 6th Season TNG 227: "Time's Arrow, Part II" by Jeri Taylor TNG 228: "Realm of Fear" by Brannon Braga TNG 229: "Man of the People" by Frank Abatemarco TNG 230: "Relics" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 231: "Schisms" by Brannon Braga TNG 232: "True Q" by Rene Echevarria TNG 233: "Rascals" by Allison Hock TNG 234: "A Fistful of Datas" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe and Brannon Braga TNG 235: "The Quality of Life" by Naren Shanakar TNG 236: "Chain of Command, Part I" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 237: "Chain of Command, Part II" by Frank Abatemarco TNG 238: "Ship In A Bottle" by Rene Echevarria TNG 239: "Aquiel" by Brannon Braga and Ronald D. Moore TNG 240: "Face Of The Enemy" by Naren Shankar TNG 241: "Tapestry" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 242: "Birthright, Part I" by Brannon Braga TNG 243: "Birthright, Part II" by Rene Echevarria TNG 244: "Starship Mine" by Morgan Gendel TNG 245: "Lessons" by Ronald Wilkerson and Jean Louise Matthias TNG 246: "The Chase" by Joe Menosky TNG 247: "Frame of Mind" by Brannon Braga TNG 248: "Suspicions" by Joe Menosky and Naren Shankar TNG 249: "Rightful Heir" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 250: "Second Chances" by Rene Echevarria TNG 251: "Timescape" by Brannon Braga TNG 252: "Descent" by Ronald D. Moore Star Trek: The Next Generation Episodes - 7th Season TNG 253: "Descent, Part II" by Rene Echevarria TNG 254: "Liaisons" by Jeanne Carrigan-Fauci and Lisa Rich TNG 255: "Interface" by Joe Menosky TNG 256: "Gambit, Part I" by Naren Shankar TNG 257: "Gambit, Part II" by Naren Shankar TNG 258: "Phantasms" by Brannon Braga TNG 259: "Dark Page" by Hilary J. Bader TNG 260: "Attached" by Naren Shankar TNG 261: "Force Of Nature" by Naren Shankar TNG 262: "Inheritance" by Dan Koeppel and Rene Echevarria TNG 263: "Parallels" by Brannon Braga TNG 264: "The Pegasus" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 265: "Homeward" Naren Shankar TNG 266: "Sub Rosa" by Brannon Braga TNG 267: "Lower Decks" by Rene Echevarria TNG 268: "Thy Known Self" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 269: "Masks" by Joe Menosky TNG 270: "Eye of the Beholder" by Rene Echevarria TNG 271: "Genesis" by Brannon Braga TNG 272: "Journey's End" by Ronald D. Moore TNG 273: "Firstborn" by Rene Echevarria TNG 274: "Bloodlines" by Nicholas Sagan TNG 275: "Emergence" by Joe Menosky TNG 276: "Preemptive Strike" by Rene Echevarria TNG 277: "All Good Things..." (Part I) by Ronald Moore and Brannon Braga TNG 278: "All Good Things..." (Part II) by Ronald Moore and Brannon Braga Star Trek: The Next Generation (Pocket Books) Novels TNG #0: "Encounter at Farpoint" by David Gerrold TNG #1: "Ghost Ship" by Diane Carey TNG #2: "The Peacekeepers" by Gene DeWeese TNG #3: "The Children of Hamlin" by Carmen Carter TNG #4: "Survivors" by Jean Lorrah TNG #5: "Strike Zone" by Peter David TNG #6: "Power Hungry" by Howard Weinstein TNG #7: "Masks" by John Vornholt TNG #8: "The Captain's Honor" by David and Daniel Dvorkin TNG #9: "A Call to Darkness" by Michael Jan Friedman TNG #10: "A Rock and a Hard Place" by Peter David TNG #11: "Gulliver's Fugitives" by Keith Sharee TNG #12: "Doomsday World" by Carter, David, Friedman, & R. Greenberger TNG #13: "The Eyes of the Beholders" by A.C. Crispin TNG #14: "Exiles" by Howard Weinstein TNG #15: "Fortune's Light" by Michael Jan Friedman TNG #16: "Contamination" by John Vornholt TNG #17: "Boogeymen" by Mel Gilden TNG #18: "Q-in-Law" by Peter David TNG #19: "Perchance to Dream" by Howard Weinstein TNG #20: "Spartacus" by T.L. Mancour TNG #21: "Chains of Command" by Bill McCay and Eloise Flood TNG #22: "Imbalance" by V.E. Mitchell TNG #23: "War Drums" by John Vornholt TNG #24: "Nightshade" by Laurell K. Hamilton TNG #25: "Grounded" by David Bischoff TNG #26: "The Romulan Prize" by Simon Hawke TNG #27: "Guises of the Mind" by Rebecca Neason TNG #28: "Here There Be Dragons" by John Peel TNG #29: "Sins of Commission" by Susan Wright TNG #30: "Debtors' Planet" by W.R. Thompson TNG #31: "Foreign Foes" by Dave Galanter and Greg Brodeur TNG #32: "Requiem" by Michael Jan Friedman and Kevin Ryan TNG #33: "Balance of Power" by Dafydd Ab Hugh TNG #34: "Blaze of Glory" by Simon Hawke TNG #35: "The Romulan Stratagem" by Robert Greenberger TNG #36: "Into The Nebula" by Gene DeWeese TNG #37: "The Last Stand" by Brad Ferguson TNG #38: "Dragon's Honor" by Kij Johnson and Greg Cox TNG #39: "Rogue Saucer" by John Vornholt TNG #40: "Possession" by J.M. Dillard and Kathleen O'Malley TNG #41: "Invasion! Book Two: The Soldiers of Fear" by Smith and Rusch Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episodes - 1st Season DSN 401: "Emissary" (Part I) by Michael Piller DSN 402: "Emissary" (Part II) by Michael Piller DSN 403: "A Man Alone" by Michael Piller DSN 404: "Past Prologue" by Kathryn Powell DSN 405: "Babel" by Michael McGreevey and Naren Shankar DSN 406: "Captive Pursuit" by Jill Sherman Donner and Michael Piller DSN 407: "Q-Less" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 408: "Dax" by D.C. Fontana and Peter Allan Fields DSN 409: "The Passenger" by Morgan Gende, R.H. Wolfe, and Michael Piller DSN 410: "Move Along Home" by F. Rappaport, L. Rich, & J. Carrigan-Fauci DSN 411: "The Nagus" by Ira Steven Behr DSN 412: "Vortex" by Sam Rolfe DSN 413: "Battle Lines" by Richard Danus and Evan Carlos Somers DSN 414: "The Storyteller" by Kurt Michael Bensmiller and Ira Steven Behr DSN 415: "Progress" by Peter Allan Fields DSN 416: "If Wishes Were Horses" by N.M. Crawford, W. Crawford & M. Piller DSN 417: "The Forsaken" by Don Carlos Dunaway and Michael Piller DSN 418: "Dramatis Personae" by Joe Menosky DSN 419: "Duet" by Peter Allan Fields DSN 420: "In The Hands Of The Prophets" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episodes - 2nd Season DSN 421: "The Homecoming" by Ira Steven Behr DSN 422: "The Circle" by Peter Allan Fields DSN 423: "The Siege" by Michael Piller DSN 424: "Invasive Procedures" by John Whelpley and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 425: "Cardassians" by James Crocker DSN 426: "Melora" by E.C. Somers, S. Baum, M. Piller, and J. Crocker DSN 427: "Rules of Aquisition" by Ira Steven Behr DSN 428: "Necessary Evil" by Peter Allan Fields DSN 429: "Second Sight" by M.G. O'Connell, I.S. Behr, and R.H. Wolfe DSN 430: "Sanctuary" by Frederick Rappaport DSN 431: "Rivals" by Joe Menosky DSN 432: "The Alternate" by Bill Dial DSN 433: "Armageddon Game" by Morgan Gendel DSN 434: "Whispers" by Paul Robert Coyl DSN 435: "Paradise" by Jeff King, Richard Manning, and Hans Beimler DSN 436: "Shadow Play" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 437: "Playing God" by Jim Trombetta and Michael Piller DSN 438: "Profit and Loss" by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus DSN 439: "Blood Oath" by Peter Allan Fields DSN 440: "The Maquis, Part I" by James Crocker DSN 441: "The Maquis, Part II" by Ira Steven Behr DSN 442: "The Wire" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 443: "Crossover" by Peter Allan Fields and Michael Piller DSN 444: "The Collaborator" by Gary Holland, I.S. Behr, and R.H. Wolfe DSN 445: "Tribunal" by Bill Dial DSN 446: "The Jem'Hadar" by Ira Steven Behr Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episodes - 3rd Season DSN 447: "The Search, Part I" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 448: "The Search, Part II" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 449: "The House Of Quark" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 450: "Equilibrium" by Rene Echevarria DSN 451: "Second Skin" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 452: "The Abandoned" by D. Thomas Maio and Steve Warnek DSN 453: "Civil Defense" by Mike Krohn DSN 454: "Meridian" by Mark Gehred-O'Connell by Hilary Bader & E.C. Somers DSN 455: "Defiant" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 456: "Fascination" by Philip Lazebnik by Ira S. Behr and James Crocker DSN 457: "Past Tense, Part I" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert H. Wolfe DSN 458: "Past Tense, Part II" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert H. Wolfe DSN 459: "Life Support" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 460: "Heart Of Stone" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 461: "Destiny" by David S. Cohen and Martin A. Winer DSN 462: "Prophet Motive" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 463: "Visionary" by John Shirley DSN 464: "Distant Voices" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 465: "Improbable Cause" by Rene Echevarria DSN 466: "Through The Looking Glass" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Wolfe DSN 467: "The Die Is Cast" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 468: "Explorers" by Rene Echevarria DSN 469: "Family Business" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 470: "Shakaar" by Gordon Dawson DSN 471: "Facets" by Rene Echevarria DSN 472: "The Adversary" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe Star Trek: Deep Space Nine Episodes - 4th Season DSN 473: "The Way of the Warrior" (Part I) by Ira Behr and Robert Wolfe DSN 474: "The Way of the Warrior" (Part II) by Ira Behr and Robert Wolfe DSN 475: "Hippocratic Oath" by Lisa Klink DSN 476: "The Visitor" by Michael Taylor DSN 477: "Indiscretion" by Nicholas Corea DSN 478: "Rejoined" by Ronald D. Moore and Rene Echevarria DSN 479: "Starship Down" by Mack & Ordover DSN 480: "Little Green Men" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 481: "The Sword of Kahless" by Hans Beimler DSN 482: "Our Man Bashir" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 483: "Homefront" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 484: "Paradise Lost" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 485: "Crossfire" by Rene Echevarria DSN 486: "Return to Grace" by Hans Beimler DSN 487: "The Sons of Mogh" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 488: "Bar Association" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 489: "Accession" by Jane Espenson DSN 490: "Rules of Engagement" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 491: "Hard Time" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 492: "Shattered Mirror" by Ira Steven Behr and Hans Beimler DSN 493: "The Muse" by Rene Echevarria DSN 494: "For The Cause" by Ronald D. Moore DSN 495: "The Quickening" by Naren Shankar DSN 496: "To The Death" by Ira Steven Behr and Robert Hewitt Wolfe DSN 497: "Body Parts" by Hans Beimler DSN 498: "Broken Link" by Robert Hewitt Wolfe and Ira Steven Behr Star Trek: Deep Space Nine (Pocket Books) Novels DSN #1: "Emissary" by J.M. Dillard DSN #2: "The Siege" by Peter David DSN #3: "Bloodletter" by K.W. Jeter DSN #4: "The Big Game" by Sandy Schofield DSN #5: "Fallen Heroes" by Dafydd Ab Hugh DSN #6: "Betrayal" by Lois Tilton DSN #7: "Warchild" by Esther Friesner DSN #8: "Antimatter" by John Vornholt DSN #9: "Proud Helios" by Melissa Scott DSN #10: "Valhalla" by Nathan Archer DSN #11: "Devil in the Sky" by Greg Cox and Gregory Betancourt DSN #12: "The Laertian Gamble" by Robert Sheckley DSN #13: "Station Rage" by Diane Carey DSN #14: "The Long Night" by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch DSN #15: "Objective: Bajor" by John Peel Star Trek: Voyager Episodes - 1st Season V 101: "Caretaker" (Part I) by Michael Piller and Jeri Taylor V 102: "Caretaker" (Part II) by Michael Piller and Jeri Taylor V 103: "Parallax" by Brannon Braga V 104: "Time And Again" by David Kemper and Michael Piller V 105: "Phage" by Skye Dent and Brannon Braga V 106: "The Cloud" by Tom Szollosi and Michael Piller V 107: "Eye Of The Needle" by Bill Dial and Jeri Taylor V 108: "Ex Post Facto" by Evan Carlos V 109: "Emanations" by Brannon Braga V 110: "Prime Factors" by Michael Perricone and Greg Elliot V 111: "State Of Flux" by Chris Abbott and Paul Robert Coyle V 112: "Heroes And Demons" by Naren Shankar V 113: "Cathexis" by Brannon Braga and Joe Menosky V 114: "Faces" by Kenneth Biller and Jonathan Glassner V 115: "Jetrel" by Jack Klein, Karen Klein, and Kenneth Biller V 116: "Learning Curve" by Ronald Wilkerson and Jean Louise Matthias Star Trek: Voyager Episodes - 2nd Season V 117: "Projections" by Brannon Braga V 118 "Elogium" by Kenneth Biller and Jeri Taylor V 119: "Twisted" by Kennether Biller V 120: "The 37's" by Jeri Taylor and Brannon Braga V 121: "Initiations" by Kenneth Biller V 122: "Non Sequitur" by Brannon Braga V 123: "Parturition" by Tom Szollos V 124: "Persistence of Vision" by Jeri Taylor V 125: "Tattoo" by Michael Piller V 126: "Cold Fire" by Brannon Braga V 127: "Maneuvers" by Kenneth Biller V 128: "Resistance" by Lisa Klink V 129: "Prototype" by Nicholas Corea V 130: "Death Wish" by Michael Piller and Shawn Piller V 131: "Alliances" by Jeri Taylor V 132: "Threshold" by Brannon Braga V 133: "Meld" by Michael Piller V 134: "Dreadnought" by Gary Holland V 135: "Lifesigns" by Kenneth Biller V 136: "Investigations" by Jeri Taylor V 137: "Deadlock" by Brannon Braga V 138: "Innocence" by Lisa Klink V 139: "The Thaw" by Joe Menosky V 140: "Tuvix" by Kenneth Biller V 141: "Resolutions" by Jeri Taylor V 142: "Basics, Part I" by Michael Piller Star Trek: Voyager (Pocket Books) Novels V #1: "Caretaker" by L.A. Graf V #2: "The Escape" by Dean Wesley Smith and Kristine Kathryn Rusch V #3: "Ragnarok" by Nathan Archer V #4: "Violations" by Susan Wright V #5: "Incident at Arbuk" by John Greggory Betancourt V #6: "The Murdered Sun" by Christie Golden V #7: "Ghost of a Chance" by Mark A. Garland and Charles G. McGraw V #8: "Cybersong" by S.N. Lewitt The Alan Dean Foster "Log Series" of novelizations of the animated series has added much background to the Trek universe. Any info taken from them is indicated by Log n, where n is from 1 to 10. Similarly, the James Blish novelizations of the original series are indicated by ST n, where n is from 1 to 12. The ADF "Log Series" was recently reprinted, and more recently in triplets (each book containing 3 of the "Log" books) which resulted in Star Trek Log 10 not seeing print. The James Blish series was also reprinted, but all adaptations were re-edited into a 3-volume collection, rearranged into production order. These novelizations may also be found in hardcover format in the "Star Trek Reader" series, common in libraries. Also look for rereleases of the old Bantam novels. "Mudd's Angels" was given a new cover and renamed "Mudd's Enterprise." Tech Fandom and numerous publications posed the biggest problem, and the only solution was to invent call letters... ACP: S.S. Aurora Class Space Cruiser Blueprints AES: Avenger Class Evolution Sheet CBS: U.S.S. Crusaider Class Battleship Sheet (arguably THE worst) CCP: U.S.S. Caracal Class Command Cruiser Blueprints CDP: U.S.S. Sherman Class Cargo Drone Blueprints COM: U.S.S. Cheyenne Class Exploration Cruiser Operations Manual CTP: U.S.S. Durance Class Cargo/Tug Class Blueprints DCP: U.S.S. Detroyat Class Heavy Destroyer Blueprints. DDS: Dreadnought Design Sheet (Federation II & Ascension) DPS: U.S.S. Decatur Prototype Test Starship Sheet DTP: U.S.S. Dollond Class Transport Blueprints DYC: DY-Series Comparison Chart EBD: Enterprise Bridge Deck (NCC-1701-A) Blueprint Sheet EBLP: U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Layout Blueprints EBP: U.S.S. Enterprise Bridge Blueprints ECP: U.S.S. Excelsior/Ingram Space Control Ship Blueprints EDC: U.S.S. Enterprise (NCC-1701-D) Cutaway Poster EDP: U.S.S. Enterprise NCC-1701A Deck Plans EOM: U.S.S. Enterprise Officers Manual (original and "updated" versions) FASA: FantA Simulations Associates gaming booklets/manuals FCP: U.S.S. Federation Class Dreadnought Blueprints FRS: Federation Reference Series FSC: Federation Shuttlecarrer Comparison Chart FSF: From the Files of Star Fleet Command FTS: Federation Technological Survey 2150 to 2370, Vol. 1 GCP: Glenn Class Fleet Survey Vessel Blueprints GSM: Galileo Class Starcruiser: Ship's Organization & Regulations Manual HCE: U.S.S. Enterprise Heavy Cruiser Evolution Blueprints HCFP: U.S.S. Almeida Heavy Cruiser/Freighter Blueprints HFP: U.S.S. Avenger Class Heavy Frigate Blueprints HCFP: U.S.S. Hornet Class Fighter-Carrier Blueprints ICP: U.S.S. Independence Class Armed Freighter Blueprints ICPG: U.S.S. Intrepid Class Starship Blueprints And Technical Guide IFP: U.S.S. Ianar Class Fast Frigate Blueprints JCP: U.S.S. Joshua Class Command Cruiser Blueprints JDCP: Jackill's Daedalus Class Exploration Craft Data Sheets JRM: Jackill's Star Fleet Reference Manual: Ships of the Fleet Vol. I JRM2: Jackill's Star Fleet Reference Manual: Ships of the Fleet Vol. II JRM3: Jackill's Star Fleet Reference Manual: Ships of the Fleet Vol. III KA: The Kobayashi Alternative (computer game) KD: The Klingon Dictionary KMP: S.S. Kobayashi Maru Blueprints KMP2: Kobayashi Maru Neutronic Fuel Carrier Blueprints K7P: Space Station Class K Blueprints KTM: U.S.S. Khai Tam Technical Orientation Manual LOR: Line Officer Requirements Manuals (2 volumes & 1 supplement) LTP: U.S.S. Lynx Timeship Prototype Blueprints MCP: Merchantman Class J Cargo Ship Blueprints MDS: Menahga Tactical Battlecruiser Development Sheet MRM: Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual MSGE: Mr. Scott's Guide to the Enterprise <Shane Johnson> NTM: Star Trek: The Next Generation Technical Manual PAS: Perimeter Action Ships Markings & Insignia R1P: Regula 1 Space Laboratory Blueprints RGP: Reischl's Guide to Ships of the Fleet (Preview) SASH: Starfleet Academy Student Handbook SCP: U.S.S. Saladin Class Destroyer/Scout Blueprints SFB: Star Fleet Battles/Companion Games/Prime Directive SFC: Spaceflight Chronology SFD: StarFleet Dynamics SFE: Star Fleet Enginery Sheet SFH: Star Fleet Handbooks SfP: Starfleet Prototype SotF: Ships of the Star Fleet (Vol. 1) SotF2: Ships of the Star Fleet (Vol. 2): Perimeter Action Ships SsD: Starship Design S79: Starbase 79 Blueprints STD2: Star Fleet Tactical Database Series 2 STM: Star Trek Maps and/or Introduction to Navigation Manual TBoT: The Best of Trek (paperbacks) TM: Star Fleet Technical Manual (including fan supplements) TMoST: The Making of Star Trek (paperback) TWF: The Worlds of the Federation <Shane Johnson> URM: Star Fleet Uniform Recognition Manual <Shane Johnson> WFM: Weapons and Field Equipment Technical Reference Manual <S. Johnson> WoE: Weapons of Eugenics
Special Notice To Collectors Of The Above: Beware Of Bogus Blueprints! I've seen with my own eyes Starlog Superstores selling cheap Xerox copies of several classic blueprints. This not only is a major ripoff to the fans but also perpetuates the 90s myth (which Paramount Pictures surely enjoys!) that Fandom blueprints are poorly produced garbage. I know that if I were a newcomer to Tech Fandom, I'd be mighty ticked off at the low- quality photocopies and would be turned off from future purchases! The Starlog's Superstores claim innocence and blame "the manufacturers"--yet They refuse to Name these "manufacturers" and Continue to sell these blue- prints at the same price as the originals!
In closing, let me add that I am NOT responsible for CREATING this Chronology. These dates are COMPILED from numerous sources, spanning over 20 years, from Star Trek Tech Fandom which has been responsible for much of the detailed technical background of the Star Trek Universe. The material from the novels was simply integrated in based upon references given. No copyright infringement is intended. As for the Chronology itself, here are some of my main sources, an extremely short bibliography:
The Starfleet Handbook (1975): Chuck Graham's 2-page Star Trek Timeline which set the trend for future Trek historians. Not very accurate for certain dates, but overall forming the layout of Trek History.
Star Fleet Medical Reference Manual: featuring an impressive Medical Timeline of dates and a detailed listing of elements and their dates and places of discovery.
U.S.S. "Enterprise" Officer's Manual: the first book to accurately nail down the starting and ending dates of the 5 year mission. The manual is also a treasure chest of birthdates and service records of the "Enterprise" officers, and also the first occurance of the launch date of the "Constitution" class heavy cruiser (c. 2217), nicely jibing with the material in The Making of Star Trek and Star Trek Log 7. As a side note, a Revised U.S.S. "Enterprise" Officer's Manual was later published--drastically changed with dates ALTERED to fit into the faulty FASA roleplaying/Spaceflight Chronology universe. MUCH was removed and some pages were added, with considerable contributions from Shane Johnson, a die-hard FASA supporter who has his own conflicting tech drawings. The Revised manual should be ignored date-wise at the very least. It's also not to be confused with the ST:TNG Officers Manual or any other Officers Manuals which are common in Trek role-playing games. Curiously, this nasty revision lacks all credits, not one author's name is typed. See also the 90s ripoff below: Federation Technological Survey manual...
Star Trek Maps: once again adding to what went before it, this beautiful package features the U.F.P. mapped out in 4 colorful maps based upon actual star charts PACKED with details. The 29 U.F.P. worlds' admission dates into the Federation are given here along with the founding/contact dates in an Introduction to Navigation Manual, which also provides insight into the chronological development of warp drive.
Space Flight Chronology: nicely illustrated but horribly researched, this colorful book by the Goldsteins layed down the timeline which FASA and Shane Johnson would follow. I acknowledge it here for the later Chronology files now use compatible information from these sources to fill-in the gaps in Federation history, mainly the years leading up to the 23rd Century.
U.S.S. "Avenger" Class Blueprints: mostly background information and dates about how the "Reliant" of ST II evolved in an excellent set of blueprints. However, the ship construction dates conflict with those in Ships of the Star Fleet and other references.
Starship Design: a 23rd Century Naval publication showing numerous ships and their backgrounds.
Line Officer Requirements: a 3-Volume set (Volumes I & II plus a supplement). The least impressive of all manuals, artwork-wise, but easily surpassing FASA works in workmanship and research (if overlooking numerous typographical errors). Numerous historical dates are given. Portions of these manuals were reprinted as the Starfleet Dynamics manual, with some updating but sadly plenty of typos still.
Federation Reference Series: 6 issues forming an updated tech manual which includes THE best guide to Star Fleet uniforms ever. The actual launch dates of classic Star Fleet ship classes are given along with their status codes (based upon the Subquadrant info in Star Trek Maps). Dates of uniform issuing, the Klingon War etc. The first manual to go by the 20 year gap (ST-TMP/ST II) assumption. This series may have recently been reprinted as Starship Command Pack Supplement, but I haven't been able to verify it yet.
U.S.S. "Ingram/Excelsior" Blueprints: nice prints of an upgraded U.S.S. "Excelsior" offshoot. Acknowledges the 20 year gap (as does all publications from here on) and supplies dates concerning the transwarp development and the date of the most recent films (2287).
U.S.S. "Enterprise" Heavy Cruiser Evolution Blueprints: 3 giant sheets packed with info, expanding upon Federation Reference Series, giving the launch and commissioning dates of heavy cruisers and how the U.S.S. "Enterprise" was uprated over the decades to match the latest heavy cruiser specs.
Ships of the Star Fleet (Vol. I): an expansion of Heavy Cruiser Evolution Blueprints but with emphasis upon their current status. Not only featuring heavy cruisers but also the "Belknap" strike cruiser and rich backgrounds of each class.
Ships of the Star Fleet (Vol. II): like the above, but covering only the new "Akyazi" group of perimeter action starships.
Starfleet Prototype: a companion manual to the Ships of the Fleet manuals, written by the same people behind the Officers Requirements Manuals but of much higher quality, almost equal to Ships of the Fleet. Although a welcome followup, the manual contains several inconsistencies to be avoided, including the successful development of Transwarp drive and a brief history of the "Enterprise" class on page 8.
Federation Technological Survey 2150 to 2370, Vol. 1: another ripoff of the U.S.S. "Enterprise" Officers Manual reformatted for the TNG era. It's a terrible mishmash of new and old tech drawings (some with disturbing new labels!) some good, some poorly thrown together. The book seriously contradicts past Treknical works at times, especially worth noting is the 7-page blood-spitting "Federation Historical Timeline" which contradicts just about Every timeline I've ever studied! Neverthe- less some chronological and Treknical material within is salvagable, though this book is by no means worth the heavy $16.95 pricetag on the cover! Like the revamped Officers Manual, this one also lacks the name of its author or authors--I wouldn't want my name on this hodgepodge mess either! This one's listed here more as a Warning to Trekkers than a true source!