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Mission Gamma article at Memory Alpha, the wiki for canon Star Trek.

Worlds of Deep Space Nine (Volume One, Two & Three).

" Ferenginar: Satisfaction is Not Guaranteed".

Connections Star Trek: Deep Space Nine relaunch publications and stories If you found something I neglected to put in here, please send me an email at the link below and I will be sure to add an entry.Cast photo. I do not have all of the novels typed up yet so please be patient. The Information of the site may not be complete Sometimes the entries just indicate a character trait or moment that fans appreciate. Page numbers may come at the end of the entry or after the shorthand title.Įpisodes will not always be given. *It may not always be in this exact order. RISON is the shortened form of "Rising Son", the page number is where the reference can be found and the text is the significance of the entry and the episode is is connected to.

RISON page 155 New Bajor ruins from the episode "The Jem'Hadar" The following webpages will include the page numbers and references from each book of the relaunch which corresponds to a moment of a significant plot point from the series which is integrated into the novels.

Worlds of Deep Space Nine: The Dominion/Ferenginar by David R. Worlds of Deep Space Nine: Trill/Bajor by Andy Mangels,Michael A.Martin and J. This includes the ongoing adventures in the Next Generation, Deep Space Nine, Voyager, and Enterprise lines, along with spin-off series Titan and adventures. Worlds of Deep Space Nine: Cardassia/Andor by Una McCormack and Heather Jarman

The Left Hand of Destiny 2 by J.G.Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang The Left Hand of Destiny 1 by J.G.Hertzler and Jeffrey Lang Mission Gamma 4: Lesser Evil by Robert Simpson Mission Gamma 2: This Gray Spirit by Heather Jarman "Horn and Ivory" from Gateways: What Lay Beyond by Keith R.A. Gateways: Demons of Air and Darkness by Keith R.A. Section 31: Abyss by David Weddle and Jeffrey Lang The Lives of Dax Edited by Marco Palmieri

Perry) stood by the continuity of the series and expanded the story of Deep Space Nine and its inhabitants even further than they had already been established.ĭiehard fans of the series were grateful to have new adventures with familiar friends and this site is dedicated to acknowledging the extra time spent in making these books so tangible and appreciative of the ar-driven television series that made them possible. The novels (which technically begin with Avatar by S.D. After the seven year run of the third Star Trek expansion, several novels were written to chronicle the lives and continuing history of the people and places we had grown to love as vigilant viewers.