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"Star Trek Myriad Universes – Echoes and Refractions" brings together three narratives that reimagine familiar moments in the franchise. In "The Chimæs at Midnight," a universe where Spock never survived childhood sees an Andorian, Thelin, become Captain Kirk’s first officer, while the fallout from Khan’s defeat and the emergence of Project Genesis presents a new hope and threat.
"A Gutted World" centers on Kira Nerys, a terrorist from an unfreed Bajor, whose actions might determine the outcome of a galaxy‑wide war involving the Romulan and Klingon empires and the Federation, raising questions about victory and salvation.
"Brave New World" depicts Dr. Noonien Soong’s dream realized: androids integrated into the Federation, yet the unexpected return of his long‑lost creation, Data, forces society to choose between a bright future and potential ruin. Together, the stories examine war, politics, and the impact of science on society within the Star Trek universe.
First publish date: 2008
Genre: Science Fiction/Space Opera
Authors: Chris Roberson
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